I must . . . Monday . soon quit this scene. - Ben Franklin michigan Cloudy . . . 1.02 Number 198 university state East rATE NEWS Lansing, Michigan . . . with Chance of rain today. a high in the 70s. Monday, June 1, 1970 ixon m FORMER VICE PRESIDENT ith adviso assess Irregularities disclosed N CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) in retirement transaction - ent Nixon wu briefed for 2'/i hours day on Cambodia and the war In nam and the White House said he will ~rt to the nation Wednesday evening on ouraglng progress. By BARBARA PARNESS transaction and other Items In the audit ctlng prew secretary Gerald Warren said Campus Editor report. briefing was not for decision making, .j bring the President up to date on The state auditor general's report for However, Zollar said Sunday he latest developments in the Indochina advocated calling in MSU officials "a year MSU released Thursday has led to the ation. and a half ago" when the incident first disclosure of Irregularities concerning Ixon and his top military men from the occurred. He said he has not seen the final retirement benefits for Philip J. d and from Washington canvassed not May, report yet and will make a decision on former vice president for business and y the outlook In the actual combat area finance. summoning University administrators this week. t also the program to turn over more of May left the University in November, - battle to the South Vietnamese. 1968, following a controversy involving MSU administrators said they had ..e chief executive will end an extended him in a conflict of interest. At the time of received no word from Zollar or the -kend at the Western White House May's retirement, state auditors were on Appropriations Committee concerning an nday and fly back to Washington. Time campus investigating University operations appearance this week. been requested from the television from July 1,1966, to June 30,1967. The $38,000 paymemt would have works for the Wednesday night address, A check for $38,008 issued by the allowed May to begin drawing $7,000 a Ich will run about IB minutes. No hour University to the Lincoln National Life been set. year in 1969 at age 58, rather than Insurance Co. In December, 1968, was later having - to wait until 1973 when he reaches e President got his briefing in the called back following age 62. questioning from The $20,811 pre ■ payment will allow ference room at the Western White state auditors. se, with chairs for eight around a large May to begin receiving benefits in 1973, as A check for $20,811 the trustees finally agreed nut table and a large color map of Issued as a pre was subsequently upon. -theast Asia off to one side, - payment on life insurance contracts and annuities the "The whole thing arren said much of the briefing was University came up as a result of a -ducted by Oen. Creighton Abrams, the purchased for May in 1955 as retirement misunderstanding on the part of Mr. benefits. At that time, May Hannah and Mr. May on the terms of Mr. -me U.S. commander in Vietnam, who signed an slated to head back for Saigon agreement to remain at MSU for at least 11 May's retirement," Stephen Terry, Sunday more years — until 1966 when he reached administrative assistant to the PHILLIP MAY nlng. vice age 55. president for business and finance, said This accounts for the ; commander In chief, Pacific, Adm. slightly more than hn S. McCain Jr., also played a A similar agreement was made for Friday. $17,000 difference in the checks. large role the briefing, Warren reported. retirement benefits for three other MSU Terry said that when the board of question on what he was uraged by, Warren told reporters: Helping South Vietnamese Rangers in Cambodia usher administrators, including former President John Hannah. "There was a long commitment to Mr. May when he retired. The understanding between standing trustees reversed its decision on retirement benefits, the check was called May's ell, as I said yesterday, the President has a wounded According to Friday's Detroit Free Press, May and back and the smaller check issued. enemy Hannah was that the $7,000 would soldier toward a waiting Sen. Charles O. Zollar, R-Benton Harbor start "May's not collecting now, and he won't n encouraged by the reports he has helicopter. The trooper was wounded and and chairman of the Senate right on retirement," he explained. until he's age 62," he said. ived from the field. This was an captured during a short fire fight near the Appropriations Terry noted that in order to purchase big Chub rubber plantation, Committee, said MSU officials Roger Wilkinson, vice president for portunlty for the President to get a 85 miles northeast of Phnom, Penh. will be immediate benefits on any insurance business and finance, and fing from the commander in the field, AP Wirephoto called in this week to explain this Terry said the policy, a higher premium must be paid. incident is not mentioned in the auditor will go before the nation general's report. dnesday to make a report." "To my 11 be an interim knowledge, it's not mentioned in accounting, the audit report," Wilkinson said. ~n said. The White House ress e. announced that Nixon would have an on Cambodia before the end of Warren said this still will be delivered ard the end of the month. previously N. Viets, VC s "There are in the audit report. For what it's the incident didn't even occur until no criticisms recommendations concerning this incident Terry said, referring to the fact that the worth, 1968," or DALAT, Vietnam (AP) - About 75 Viet encircling government troops Sunday and > press attache said the President's Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers, who from South Vietnamese infantry, armored convent also was heavily report covers the period up to June, 1967. mise that all U.S. personnel will be out escaped into the surrounding hills. and militia forces who had surrounded a damaged by fire. The report is a 245 seized part of this resort A Jesuit priest at the • page operational Cambodia by June 30 still stands. city in a bold They fled under cover of preddwn Roman Catholic seminary, convent and seminary said the audit attack Saturday, estimated 25 North Vietnamese who covering the "use and purpose of slipped past hundreds of darkness, meeting no reported resistance funds well university buildings where the invaders had occupied the four • story structure at 2 as as the efficiency of holed up for 24 hours. a.m. Saturday did so operations," Wilkinson said. "How did they get out without by necessity rather Elliott Ballard, asst. to the being than design. president, said caught or pursued? — that's what we're that although the state initiated the Initially, the North Vietnamese dug firing audit, ipartisan Senate effort trying to find out," said the University "welcomed" it. an exasperated positions among the flower beds near the U.S. official. "The trustees are public officials and seminary building's neatly trimmed lawns. Lt. Gen. Arthur Collins, commander of Four of their men were wounded there and people are entitled to reports on the U.S. forces in 12 provinces which comprise taken into the seminary, where they died the II Corps tactical zone, estimated that on the floor of a (please turn to the back page) 200 enemy participated in the initial attack game room. ims at planes for Israel on the mountain resort. The defended by South Vietnamese militiamen and Infantry, who were later heavily city was WASHINGTON (AP) "atom, including - A majority of many at opposite poles U.S. ventures In Indochina, Is expected Rogers, who was scheduled to return late Sunday from negotiations in Portugal, had "legitimate need as a club to combat opponents of the misguided involvement In reinforced. Allied officials said the enemy probably Wharton cites channel announced on March 23 that the United seized the three points In Vietnam." hopes of forcing urge the administration today to States would hold in abeyance the request, for ROTC opposition government troops to destroy the buildings Also signing, sources said, were Sens. ounce at once that It will sell 126 more for 25 more F4 Phantoms and 100 more to tfet them out - as happened In Dalat -ianei to Israel. Edmund S. Muskie, D-Maine; Barry A4 Skyhawks. during the 1968 Tet offensive. The Two years ago, the United States agreed Goldwater, R-Ariz., John Tower, R-Tex., itrong bipartisan appeal is being Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., and Charles E. Ped in a letter to Secretary of State to supply 50 of the supersonic Phantoms But this time, officials said, the Goodell, R-N.Y. MARILYN PATTERSON Students opposing ROTC can still work lam P, Rogers - a letter which and 80 of the Skyhawks to Israel, and most "gimmick" didn't work. Artillery and air Notably missing from the list was the strikes were banned to save the structures State Newi Staff Writer through channels by "seeking ways in "tedly now bears the signatures of 58 have been delivered. "tori and may In his March announcement, Rogers said Foreign Relations Committee chairman, as well as the hostages Inside • scores of which they can present their views" to the carry 80 to 70 when It Is Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., who has President Wharton said Friday that the two committees, he said. Ivered, probably late today. the United States was prepared to supply acolytes, novices, orphans and Btudents. next channel Its sponsors feel there Is a solid chance additional planes to Israel If the Mideast endorsed Nixon's postponement of the jet The buildings, however, were pocked through which campus antl • The committees are the faculty standing with hundreds of bullet marks and their ROTC groups should work Is the two committees "t the White House will lend a receptive balance of power should take a turn to the on educational policies and committees assigned by the Academic to the unusual Arabs. windows shot out by the curriculum. request - and It's (pieaie turn to the back page) surrounding Council to study the military education ble that quiet government forces. One wing of the encouragement for the program and curriculum. Wharton said there is a "50 - 50 terprlie has come from the top of the Scott, however, said In an Interview In possibility" that he will send a letter to ministration. Washington Sunday, "There Is every reason both committees "about what they should The letter has been to believe that the secretary of state is "ate offices for circulating quietly In look into further" regarding ROTC. several days, mostly considering, now more seriously than ever, In a special session Tuesday, the "d carried • the need for some U.S. action to convince by five Democratic and five Academic Council reconsidered and "Publican senators. the Russians that It Is not profitable to reaffirmed the status of ROTC on campus. A senatorial continue their dangerous creeping game of aide closely associated with The Council passed almost unanimously undertaking escalation of danger in the Middle East." the proposal of the Military Education gave the 58-slgnature ire as of Sunday and said "I'm sure It The letter to Rogers Advisory Committee that academic credit "I push over 60 and might hit 70." and its contents be continued for courses offered by the And he declared remained a somewhat guarded matter that,"We understand the departments of Military Science and ™nistration regards this not so much as among sponsors, and Scott mentioned it Aerospace Studies. «sure, but as a welcome strengthening of only briefly in the interview, after he was "and as it resumes talks with the Soviet pressed to elaborate upon a comment that The council also asked the Educational '°n' on he thinks "our prayers and petitions to the limiting arms shipments, President" concerning the jet sale "will be Policies Committee to study the military "ate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, of education program and the Curriculum answered fairly soon." nsylvanla, tended to substantiate that Committee to study the military courses ""Pretation In public comments Sunday and curricula by the end of fall term. Other sources said the letter would ask Washington and Philadelphia. also for The special session of the council was a meeting with Rogers to discuss . °ft has been a foremost advocate of the sale. called after the May 5 regular meeting was v Jet sale, postponed due to the presence of more particularly after Israeli They named the 10 chief backers of the r®!Kn Minister Abba Eban visited appeal as Republicans Scott, Javits of New than 2,000 students and faculty outside 8nington a week ago to plead for its the meeting room. York, Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts, ""summation. Eban left with no Robert J. Dole of Kansas and Edward J. The crowd was protesting the "roed shootings commitments, however. Gurney of Florida; and Democrats Ribicoff of four students at Kent State of Connecticut, Stuart Symington of University, the imprisonment of Black Panther Bobby Missouri, Edward M. Kennedy of Seale, the war in Southeast Asia and the Massachusetts, Gale W. McGee of presence of ROTC on campus. They had *titioning open Wyoming, and Herman E. Talmadge of Georgia. gathered at the Academic Council meeting In hopes that the council would consider A£®titioninB for the director of the Other signators reportedly included Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., who asserted a the ROTC issue that day. p •*n- U consumer relations bureau is week -that Nixon was deliberately Wharton said the council had been Petitions can be picked up in ago responsive in its special session to the Student Se^'ces. Completed stalling the jet sale as a lobbying tactic students' demand to remove ROTC from ™«oni should be returned to 312 against congressional proposals to curb U.S. actions in Indochina. Suspended the campus. "Some say that a 'no' answer is JunsT Service. Petitioning „ closes McGovern said the administration is Some peot/ie like their pleasure with a little pain. This student chose to prone himself precariously on chain links nonresponsive," Wharton said. "This is not making it hard for Vietnam War critics to ' rather than stretch out on soft grass when he took his siesta. right. The question is are they (the council) advocate aid to Israel, using that nation's State News photo bv Gary C. Lanqdon (please turn to the back page) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, june , Provost urges By JACQUI MILLER technical workers, ASMSU, State University community. committee would be able State News Staff Writer News and Evaluation to government, adi.. nistrative He said he also plans to speak meet this Services on the committee. term, although he is personnel and ' University 'We need the input from epresentatives from trying to get started as soon The Office of the Provost is Evaluation Services about the as employes. smaller groups," he said. possible. He said the problem is The /orking to establish a possibility of better ballots that nominees to the committee judiciary alerted the ommittee to investigate the King said the main work of the which sort themselves into provost's office to two problems - must be on campus this summer, which they were involved with. iroblems of the May 15 ASMSU committee would be to set up groups. which limits the choice. eferendum as well as make ground rules for future elections The committee will also They said the effects of The Student nocedural recommendations for and referendums on campus He consider Faculty referendums should be clarified guidelines for Judiciary has urged that the to uture University referendums. s«ld procedures for student distribution of campaign committee be as whether they are Provost John Cantlon said that elec ions which work smoothly literature, safeguarding ballots established. The judiciary asked quickly "decisive" or advisory, and, that lope fully an ad hoc committee exist but that there are none for the responsibilities of all levels and choosing ballot counters. that it include representatives referendums, composed of elections involving the total of student government in ,n King doubted whether the from the faculty, student setting >oth student groups and faculty up polling places should be specific. The Student Faculty One problem which Cantlon aid he is concerned with is a Agnew blamed for driving Judiciary also released recommendations to the State News Advertising Department. four ack of administrative The recommendations resulted :oordination in elections and from the controversy over the ■eferendums. One of the issues is what group ihould sponsor the election, moderates to radical fold publication ROTC the same 15 referendum. of an day as ad about the May I!antlon said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Name The judiciary recommended such as 'effete snobs' were "Obviously it (the ASMSU problems, and Dr. James Hester, that any advertisements which - calling by Vice President Spiro hurled, they took their stand •eferendum) was done in such T. Agnew has driven many president of New York could be mistaken for editorial with some of the more radical •ush that no thought was given moderate students into the arms University, were interviewed on copy be clearly labelled students on campus because this the ABC ;o the mechanics," he said. of radical campus leaders, the television - radio "Advertisement." was an attack Herman L. upon their peers," program "Issues and Answers." King, asst. provost, chairman of the Special Sol M. They also advised that items is working out the details for the Linowitz, former Heard, also a member of the offering information on an issue Commission on Campus ambassador to the Organization Horticulture students transfer flowers from id hoc committee. He said he special commission named by of political greenhouse boxes to the Tensions said Sunday. of American States, said. controversy also Student Services Bldg. With nature's help, the gardens beh' the American Council h would like to have "Time and again ... students on identify their sponsor or his young plants will blossom rather Linowitz, Dr. Alexander Education, indicated belief that organization. finals week. tha representatives from the faculty, would students, administrative - students, tell . . . us, moderate who had not Heard, chancellor of Vanderbilt University and special adviser to there has been an name easing - off in S«„ New. „¥ „ ™£ professional workers, clerical - chosen up sides, that when terms - calling. He said to President Nixon on campus Linowitz: "I think if Alumni you letters examine the vice president's par| ^ ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 1, 1970 NEWS New Congress groups mobilize summary BY ANN HODGE State News Staff Writer The students will selected congressional campaign for candidates districts in in organize here. Papak a New is Congress one of group many research the voting records of Congressmen from Michigan and tape interviews with the the incumbent's voting record and his stand on selected issues. Princeton will provide voting Bob Sealock, Lansing freshman and co-chairman of the Michigan where Princeton students who MSU Chapter, said the response iule summary of the day'i events from Members of the Movement they feel candidates. They will then write index records and computer our wire services. to student volunteers from the MSU Elect a New can change volunteered to leave school and a position paper on each print - outs for the regional community has Congress from other been more than favorable. Michigan colleges traveled to voting trends. help organize the movement in candidate, ask them to sign it chapters. MSU their home states. and publicize their The New Congress group here He said the group has been Saturday to mobilize The New Congress movement efforts to elect peace candidates originated at Princeton Approximately 236 regional endorsements. is planning massive voter well received because it is in November. chapters of New Congress have The students are also working registration drives both on honoring President Wharton's University on May 1, the day now been formed at "Some say that a 'no'answer after President Nixon announced colleges on a "vunerability - desirability" campus and in the Lansing challenge to work through the (to New Congress groups from the across the country. scale for each channels. the ROTC issue) is he was sending troops into Michigan community. nonresponsive. University of Michigan, Wayne Students will interview incumbent. The vunerability The MSU chapter opened a "We're showing that there are This is not right. Not to State University, Kalamazoo Cambodia. candidates and consider incumbents figure is based on terms in booth in the Union last week concerned students who are the issue is State College and Albion about their views on the war and nonresponsive College Paul Papak, a office, percentage of the vote and has already recruited willing to show their Princeton civil rights to decide who Entertainment of the issue is student from the Detroit area, they will received in the last election and approximately 1,000 student commitment to making came to MSU a endorse in each district. v voter trends. domestic responsive, though you may not week later to volunteers. policy more The MSU chapter plans to Desirability is determined by John Collins, asst. professor of responsive," Sealock said. | like the decision." political science, said the group Students who want to join the - President Wharton is working to get time off fall group or donate money should Collins' trial slated term to campaign. call 332-6080 or 355-8302. "This is a crucial element of They can also contact International News to open the entire plan," he stated. "People think it might upset the backlash element, but we feel it representatives in the Union 312 Student Services. or would be a concrete, safe way OUR SMOKE SHOP Tuesday for the University to make a powerful South Vietnamese armor and infantry Je launched an offensive Sunday aimed at trapping a §th Vietnamese regiment and relieving possible limunist pressure on Phnom Penh, the capital of John Norman Collins, the in coed commitment." James Anderson, assistant director of Honors College and fund - raising chairman of the THE WHIFF & PUFF BAR HAS MACANUDO Abodia. Miss Beineman was found preside over the case, has said key prosecution witness, Mrs. group, said students have sent former Eastern Michigan CIGARS ■t the same time a South Vietnamese flotilla pushed beaten, sexually assaulted and that if an impartial jury cannot Joan Goshe, the owner of $n letters to all MSU faculty University student charged with strangled last July 23. She was be picked from a panel of about Ypsilanti wig shop who said she members asking for donations. ALSO lthe Mekong River to prevent the escape of the North one of seven Ann Arbor coed the seventh young woman slain 300 saw Miss Beineman climb onto The group is also asking DUNHILL'S persons, he will consider ■tnaniese 272nd Regiment by water. murders, is scheduled to go on in a 15 - mile triangle another motion to shift the trial the back of Collins' students to donate the money trial Tuesday in Ann Arbor. motorcycle encompassing Ann Arbor and to another city. about noon the day she died. they would pay to rent a cap Collins, 23, has been awaiting Ypsilanti within two years. If the jury is Previous and gown and attend CAMPBELL'S trial for 10 picked, the defense arguments graduation months in the in suits and SUBURBAN SHOP Icording to an interview in a Japenese newspaper, Washtenaw County Jail in Ann Police said each of the slayings prosecution, headed by have proven that Mrs. Goshe was Ih Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu will Arbor. The only times he has bore similarities to the others. Washtenaw County Prosecutor not wearing her glasses at the The Monterey County, Calif., William Delhey, will have to time she said she saw the couple J) troops in Cambodia for some time to come, but left the jail since his arrest last grand jury indicted Collins April prove beyond a reasonable and her identification of Collins ^umbers will be decreased. July 31 have been for court 15 of this year in the murder of doubt that Collins was seen with was based on photographs she : also said that after his troops are appearances in an appeal to have Roxie Ann Phillips, 17, whose Miss Beineman shortly before had been shown before she completely the trial shifted to another Idrawn from Cambodia, there will remain the body was found 17 miles from her death and that the slaying viewed the lineup. location. libility that they will continue to come to the aid of The State Court of Salinas, Calif., in June, 1969. took place at the home of The defense will also have to Appeals Collins was reported in the area Collins' uncle. account for how Collins Cambodians. last Thursday denied a defense spent at that time. Defense attorneys Joseph the critical three hours between motion requesting a change of When Collins' trial gets under Louisell and Neil Fink of Detroit noon and 3 p.m. when the girl venue for the accused slayer of way, the first order of business have attacked the credibility of a died. Karen Sue Beineman, i estimated 8,000 Japanese leftists, mostly college 18, an will be to select a jury. EMU freshman from Grand Washtenaw Jents. staged anti - U.S. rallies and demonstrations County Circuit the nation Sunday but no major incidents Lrred, police reported. Rapids. Judge John Conlin, who will ^ViCjjnrJ's . . . |ie marches were centered at U.S. military bases. Ruling reaffirmed Ef Term Jesenting her new Ceylon parliament Sunday, Prime on BUF ■ister Sirimavo Bandaranaike gave key positions to Jsts. This could adversely affect Western business ■rests, especially British, and strengthen the country's authority Shoe Sale le ties with the Soviet bloc. By BARNEY C. YOUNG were the appropriation of $50 to State News Staff Writer the New Student Mobilization The ASMSU Student Board Committee, (USMC), $75 to the voted to maintain its Tuesday Women's Liberation Movement Last Week — We Still Have ■tuttgart, Germany - Large sections of southwest ruling which gave the Black (WLM) and $935 to the Off - lrniany were shaken by a minor earthquake United Front (BUF) the Campus Council (OCC). Sunday, authority to appoint the director Both NSMC and WLM le Geophysical Institute at The University of Stuttgart Icribed the quake as "light." No substantial damages of the Office of Black Affairs, appropriated (OBA). funds for the purchase of office supplies. WOMEN'S Ire reported. The institute said the quake was centered BUF, the offspring of Black The funds appropriated to OCC |he Swabian Alp region. Liberation Front International, their are for use in booket, "A Guide to Off publishing originated when the newly $8.00 - formed representative council of Campus Living." The booklet is Over 700 pair National News BLFI chose to change its name said to offer information to to the Black United Front last potential off - campus residents. lie Memorial Day weekend highway death toll passed week. BLFI, however, still exists. Three motions were tabled the board. by Over 500 pair , $12.00 | Sunday as millions of Americans began filling the Michael L. Hudson, former The moves to appropriate $50 ids on their return from lakes and recreational areas. director of OBA, attended the to each district representative, to board refer the appropriation for meeting and offered lobert W. Haack, president of the New York Stock information why BUF should Project Grapevine to the Office MEN'S on not be allowed to of Black Affairs and to appoint the fhange, said Sunday that White House reassurances director of OBA. appropriate $300 for a retainer ■the course of the Indochinese war Hudson said black students for James Starr as the lawyer for probably helped »k the strong three - day market rally last week, iaack also said that "the war is probably one of the should select the director of the students arrested OBA in a campuswide election. Union were all tabled. at the Over 300 pair . . . . $14.00 world's finest bridal salons Claire McClinton had already lie most important factors as far as the market is 4960 northwind drive -east I an sing been appointed director of OBA ■cerned." by BUF and was seeking the SN Over 100 pair . . . . $18.00 Across from Coral Gables \ University of Hawaii psychiatrist says the tourist board's approval at the meeting. At one point in the meeting, petition NOW HEAR THIS n on the big island of Hawaii has given local women approval by the board of Miss FROM THE TOP HINGE ►rs, made men feel inadequate and boosted the McClinton as director was tabled in closing AT THE STORE (hep until the next meeting. ards Free rate. Many board members said WITH THE RED DOOR! p psychiatrist said that big luxury hotels are they felt the approval was too Today is the last day for l^ing women away from the farm into jobs as important to hold off until the petitioning for student positions ■tresses where they sometimes earn $ 1,000 a month. next meeting. The meeting was on the State News Board of Directors. Students who will be ;HU WANT ME TO the meeting. planned to speak to service to the SAME play for your team ? Now let us return to May demonstraters again. According to University community with this class gift. T0WW, Bl/TONE OF OUR PLAYERS 14, the The procedure is to ask each 15 60INGTO BE day the governor was shouted down Milliken, only the "nuts and kooks" senior during 1970 to pledge his $1 refund graduating MISSINS, AND.. during his speech at the Capitol. shouted him down and he had no on cap and gown rental. When you are After the speech the intention of listening to them. measured for your robe at the Student governor told Union Bldg. just sign the reverse side of the reporters he was not upset by the We suggest the governor preach green card and your $1 will be directed to interruptions in his speech and how what he practices. the MSU Development Fund and Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 1, 1970 Profs weigh W Cigarettes Free Blue Book with this 3/95c on U.S. policies Coupon Limit 1 By DIANE PETRYK program, rather than relying help Southeast State News Staff Writer the military solution been doing," he said. as we have Asia in any way except by removing itself from John Collins, asst. professor of political science, said he thinks ■iSi the area. MSU political "The Communists have been Wharton is still seeking to somwehat specialists are critical of President effective in their appeals because one "Our people over there have business and that's promote U.S. goals rather than No Doz Complexion Size Wharton's address last week on they have been concerned with the goals that are in the best destruction. They have little American foreign Southeast Asia. policy in the farmers' immediate problems. However, I have never concern another with helping people. It's interests of the nations involved. He said Wharton's suggestions •36's Safeguard Soap believed that unreal fantasy to Delivering the commencement Westeners, even suppose we can help them are just a different way to try to speech University, at Johns Wharton Hopkins said with the productively best intentions, intervene can in (Southeast Asians) as long as achieve U.S. influence dominance over the area. and 59° 13c we're there." military policy has virtually Vietnamese politics." Bruce L. Smith, professor of become our sole Wharton is considered an Although he political science, said Wharton's and foreign policy said he agrees ideas are "very correct and called for a program of expert on the agricultural completely with Wharton's very agricultural technical assistance economics of Southeast Asia. He criticism of American military constructive." __ for peasant farmers in spent six years in Smith said he feels Americans policy, Asia. Southeast directing programs Malaysia in Thailand, Harold J. Spaeth, professor of political science, should "most certainly stay" in 10% off the "The relevant Cambodia, Southeast Asia and share what the present conflict in battleground of Vietnam Malaysia for the Agricultural and said his agricultural proposals may be too "extensive." we know but only "if the people Scott Towels discount price on Southeast Asia is not control over territory Development Council. "I'm not sure we should even ask us" for economic help. 120 sq.ft. all film developing but control over the minds and Rufus Browning, associate involve ourselves to that extent "But we ought to remove all allegiances of (these) farmers," professor of political science, American Wharton said. said the United States could not in trying world. to Americanize the Smith said. military forces first," 32c Carroll Hawkins, Limit 1 associate professor of political said he believes Wharton's science, advice OFFERS INI 1 comes much too late. "Given our unhappy record in Vietnam, the sooner we Color Tripping withdraw the better," Hawkins Eaton's Corrasable ■jrl watchers take part in their avocation said. "It's good to have a person of Rumor office alters titl< Bond Typing Paper Enlargements |vels. These coeds were viewed and photographed from on different the President Wharton's expertise in the prestige and Though the telephone hasn't The 39c area to been organization has a been Ranches of a tree near Beaumont Tower. underscore primary peasant the ringing as much as it did in permanent room in Hubbard donated functioning on $25 49c (From Kodacolor State News photo by Chas needs in any Southeast past, Hubbard Rumor by the Hubbard Negatives) Flowers Saia Hall and will gain another Control still exists under the Governing Board and service Limit 5 telephone fall term. volunteered by students. new title of Hubbard Information Center. Students Hubbard Information Center is who have been located in the basement of The organizing the information Hubbard Hall. The telephone jtter-writing campaign project, which became an center, are now planning work official 1.75 student organization number is 353-8114. scheduling, information storage, recently, will continue to give information but on a larger scale publicity and source credibility. NEW IN OUR Tampax Coppertone next year. The center will not Presently, the first objective of ;eks lowered voting age eaceful in any case. Campus Book Store and a 1961 ides," he added, "much of the docility was due to the "Society sets up a criteria and MSU graduate, said students are in 10 years students will use behavior of a mob that was half - stoned and knee - Humble pie criteria makers," be said. be the more serious today than they chilly mud." "By were when he Where n was In school. that time they will lose their .rom said the crowd at Woodstock would have "the establishment," which brought in food starved without George Will, staff assistant to a Colorado Thursday urged students to have congressman, idealism." "In my day students had a lot can you get the lis shows the home truth that man does not by airlift "humility for their of fun and a rah-rah spirit," he live bv (minority) position in a society in which numbers count." Floyd Radlke, brigadier said. "There was not a lot of lngful relationships alone," he said, bdstock and student Involvement in Sen. ential Eugene McCarthy's campaign show "youth leisure and freedom from State News photo by Bill Porteous general of the local National Guard unit, said, "I'm appalled seriousness about Cyril "Mac" anything." McGuire, vice HIGHEST RATE Ining responsibility," Will said. Students, he noted are able PAIR DISCUSSCS MOVEMENT of return ve quickly across the country because they have money they did not earn working at jobs that would tie them on any type jom F said the most explosive factor in campus of students who cannot cope with college. I audience responded with laughter to Hsms but grew more critical during the I which followed his speech. unrest is the many of Will's question and answer Flaws cited in male role By DIANE PETRYK of bank savings? Mr. and Mrs. Lon Polk of the of the oppressor's role I student sarcastically thanked Will "for not giving us a State News Staff Writer Detroit chapter of the women's are they not differentiate between her led speech." Another asked Will If he were in liberation movement discussed going to change. and her husband's roles. a name - calllnc Men are becoming increasingly "He may call either It with Martha Mitchell. Will said he was not. their personal Both described how they share of us aware of the women's liberation relationship to the 'Mommy' or 'Daddy' depending J,Ioncurrently on leave as an assistant professor in James movement, a husband and wife movement Thursday. domestic duties, dividing the on which term comes to his College and the Dept. of Political Science, specializes in "You can't get men to work team told the MSU chapter of depending on which one at mind first," she said. |al theory, public law and comparative government. the Women's Liberation Front. understand that they are just as the time Is oppressed doing more work She said women's liberation by sexual outside the home. differentiation as exists "to fight male chauvinism IDENT AID ENLISTED Polk said. women are," They said they feel absolutely wherever It rears Its head. no difference exists between the He need explained how the male for control and a sexes other than the biological "Women In this society aren't AT AB & T OF COURSE! )ental messages paternalistic attitude women can backfire. toward reproductive function. "The potential for all the traits "You become vulnerable when exists In both sexes," Mrs. Polk encouraged to develop clear self identities, ones not dependent on a man. We are oppressed in No other bank offers interest on any higher rates of type of savings many ways just like the black account or certificate of deposit. your teeth regularly, advertising messages on dental you're the sole breadwinner," he said. "People should be able to supplies and the remainder people," she said. A.B.& T. is the place to | between - meal sweets and health and dental care were not prizes for top commercials. as said. "You start making choices explore their feelings freely, not save ... no r dentist regularly is the against yourself due to the worrying about men being too Polk agreed and added that question about itl reaching children and teenagers. Students worked in groups of a series of television To pressure to make money and to feminine or women being too most of the time men are so get ideas for possible Kiercials filmed by advertisements and promotion producing commercials for succeed. If you're not the sole masculine." wrapped up in trying to control different age groups, some aimed source of income for the the woman's response that jising and television - radio from young people, they at possible family Men are "discouraged from they incorporation into don't have much of |ts this term. contacted the departments of shows like Sesame Street. you can turn down what you being introspective, concerned a response the commercials don't want to do. themselves. Advertising and Television and ■ when the Bunting Assn., a Radio. Representatives from the Mrs. Polk, professor of social with feelings and developing a "Too many men try to extract The association will return Thursday psychology at Wayne State softer, more sensitive view of the | of dentists dealing with association provided love out of what they're doing University, said that only when world," she said. to view the commercials and se, decided the basic $1,000 for the project, half for rather than what they select five winners. men become aware of the cost She said their young son does are," he said. W! YOUR FAVORITE PIZZA ANY SIZE ANY - COMBINATION, DELIVERED FREE ON CAMPUS FREE ELIVERY" "FREE DELIVERY" Farm-House ON CAMPUS Chicken CALL featuring Little Caesar's Famous Recipe . . 337-1681 HOUSE-FULL . . . Serves 5 to 7 people 1071 TROWBRIDGE RD. 16 Plump Pieces of Chicken, 4 Dinner Rolls NEAR HARRISON RD. BARN-FULL . . . Serves 7 to 9 people 21 Pieces Chicken Only 5.95 off CAMPUS AND 12" 16" THE THRIFT-COOP . . . Just right for the small family CIRCLE DRIVE CALL 9 Pieces Chicken Only 3.05 Little Caesar Special, Cheese, Pepperoni, 337-1631 3.00 3.40 4.95 THE CHICKEN DINNER-COOP Bacon, Mushrooms, Ham, Green Peppers, 4 Pieces of Chicken, French Fries, Cole Onion (Anchovies, on request) Slaw, Roll 2.05 1.80 2.10 2.90 THE SNACK-COOP 2 Pieces of Chicken, Roll, Fries & Cole Slaw Cheese, Tomato 1.55 with 2.10 2.40 3.40 CHICKEN Ala Carte Half 1.25 Pepperoni 2.10 2.40 3.40 1203 with Ground Beef with Anchovies (imported from Lisbon) 2.10 2.40 3.40 SNACKS & DINNERS E. GRAND RIVER 2.10 2.40 3.40 with Bacon. Dinner 2.10 2.40 3.40 3 BLOCKS WEST with Green Peppers Fish and Chip* 1.75 with Onions 2.10 2.40 3.40 Jumbo Fantail Shrimp OF HAGADORN 2.25 IOFF with Ham with Mushrooms 2.10 2.10 2.40 2.40 3.40 3.40 Fillet of Ocean Perch (Includes French Fries, Cole Slaw, Sauce and Roll) 1.95 iom7 with Famous Italian Sausage 2.10 2.40 3.40 I Howe Fl>LL with Italian Sausage & Black Olives 2.40 2.70 3.90 with Black Olives 2.10 2.40 3.40 SPAGHETTI 2.40 Pieces Cheese, Pepperoni, Mushrooms 2.40 2.70 3.90 3.90 BUCKET OF SPAGHETTI SPAGHETTI with Tomato Sauce - A family special (MEAT SAUCE) ft order 1.45 Full order 4.40 1-80 Hawaiian Delite (Ham and Pineapple) 2.70 SPAGHETTI with Meat Sauce .expires SPAGHETTI with Mushroom Sauce V4 order 1.60 Full order 2.00 1sun 7 june Pizzaburger (Cheese, Ground Beef, 2.70 3.00 4.40 SPAGHETTI with Meat Balls V4 order 1 70 Vi order Full order 2 15 Green Pepper and Onion) Full order 15 DELUXE - Meat & Mushroom Sauce I ,w 2.40 2.70 3.90 with Meat Balls Cheese, and Your Choice of any 2 Items MEAT BALLS M order 1.80 Full order 2.45 each .30 Super (Cheese and Your Choice of any 2.70 3.00 4.40 3 Items) .30 .50 SIDE ORDERS |Rs= Sun. Fri., 2 - Thurs., 4 p.m. -1 a.n p.m. - 3 a.m. "free delivery" Cole>SUw?half pint) -25 W0£ Sat., 12 noon - 3 a.m. rar* :i°0 av®LE V 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Hurry! Hurry! ! Only four days left to place your Peanuts Personal Special ad STatE news 355-8255 glassified The State News does not FRANKLY SPEAKING permit racial or religious Automotive by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent discrimination in its MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1966. TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, F°rRem advertising columns. The Power steering, power braket, FURNISHED STUDIO. $30 weekly State News will not 289, eutomatic. 361-1992. 6-6/2 $8.50 per month including stand. Call J.R. CULVER CO., Including utilities. 261 332-6078. 5-6/5 Spartan NE^.° vC"'':r»4 accept advertising which 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East » AUTOMOTIVE MUSTANG, 1966, 289, four-speed, Lansina. C discriminates against Scooters & Cycles vinyl top. Excellent condition, GIRLS 1, 2, and 4 girl apartments. 1 OR 2 for 3 girl Auto Parts & Service religion, race, color or must sell. Colin, 332-0836. 5-6/5 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low Available for summer, 332-2495 national origin. monthly and term rates. Call 5-6/5 Aviation OLDSMOBILE F85 1962: excellent THREE » EMPLOYMENT condition, automatic, $300. 361-7900 to UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. SOUTH - NEAR 1-96. One bedroom, girls~7mT~'" roommate for "T furnished. On bus line. $125. FOR RENT 351-2752 after 5. 5-6/5 __Call 353-2372.2?/T ' • 663-8418. 3-6/3 RENT A TV from Apartments A utomotive OLDSMOBILE 1966. Transportation a TV Company. four $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. Houses special. 2 door hardtop. Excellent TO SUBLET - one bedroom NEJAC TV RENTALS. C CHEVY 1963. Sacrifice. engine. 351-3729. 4-6/1 furnished. Air Rooms $235, Dave conditioned. 332-0844. 1-6/1 $180/month. Good . FOR SALE locetlon. Animals CHEVROLET 1964 station wagon. OPEL, 1968 deluxe wagon. 102 Apartments 361-7118 after 6 p.m. 6-6/6 ST horsepower, 4-speed. $1500. 6335 Mobile Homes V -8, standard transmission. Park Lake Road, No. 37, Bath. UNIVERSITY VILLA, 4 blocks to SHARE COTTAGE - 21 or over. 339-8136 after 5 p.m. 2-6/2 5-6/4 Private bedroom, Haslett. 8 U M ME R # PERSONAL Student Union. Reduced summer Call SUBlE ASE • PEANUTS PERSONAL CHEVROLET 1948 pick-up, Good PLYMOUTH 1963 with 1965 engine rates. Fall leases available. 2, 3, 339-2826. 2-6/2 PrMn«. Pool, air . cL T and 4 man furnished. 361-4694. # REAL ESTATE mechanically and body. $176. recently installed. $350. Leaving HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT TWO MEN needed for Fall 4-man, • RECREATION 361-8118. 3-6/3 country. Call 363-6932 after 5 COMPANY, 361-7910. O Meadowbrook Trace. $70/man. hagadorn""";;---- p.m. 5-6/3 363-2784, 363-2788. 3-6/3 furnished. Fall, $140 » SERVICE COMET 1965, six automatic, 57,000 4 MAN apartment near Frandor $65 2 Typing Service miles. Radio, excellent condition. PONTIAC CATALINA 1965. Power per man 3 month or 12 month OR 3 man. Walk to campus. Must sell. 355-5986. 5-6/1 Utilities paid. Call after 6 p.m., * TRANSPORTATION steering, brakes. Fair condition. lease. Now available. Phone 361-4134. 6-6/6 Must sell. $375. 351-3280. 5-6/5 361-7319. C cedar ♦ WANTED DODGE 1965, Polara station 9-passenger, wagon. 711 BURCHAM. Deluxe 2 or 3 greens] DEADLINE automatic, power PONTIAC CATALINA, 1966. Full man Pool steering, power brakes, new tires. furnished apartments. Now 1 P.M. one class power, 57,000 miles, good leasing day IV 9-6622. 5-6/5 condition. 646-6312. 3-6/2 for Summer and Fall. Phone IV Summer Leases before publication. 9-9661 or 351-3626.0 SUMMER SUBLET: Evergreen Arms. Cancellations - 12 one class day noon before PONTIAC 1964 Bonneville: 2 solid car, good tires, $475, door, Reduced rates. 4 man. 361-0438. 5-6/3 1027 EAST Grand River, 1st floor furnished summer term. Call One Bedroom-FumUheJ publication. 355-6097. 3-6/1 PHONE FORD FAIRLANE Convertible, automatic, V-8, PS 1966. •tim IWN65 CHflinsep m m&? 124 CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. 351-7234. 4-6/4 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967 2-man furnished 355-8255 air conditioning, 1 owner. No rust. $1095. 351-5549. 5-6/1 convertible. 4 speed. Excellent MM IOO sum ASK K\I USBV includes heat. $62.50 to $80 per apartments 337-1327.5-6/5 man. 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to RATES $90 per man. Leases starting June FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1966. Power 1 day $1.50 15th and September 1st. Days GIRL NEEDED to shore 5 room steering, good condition. $700. 15c per word per day 487-3216, Evenings, 882-2316. 3 days $4.00 Leaving country. 355-6004. 5-6/1 TF apartment in North end Lansing. $65,489-6481.3-6/3 cedar apartments"! bedrooms, carpeting, centrj 1 31/jc per word per day TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1966. Mint Scooters & Cycles Employment 1 BEDROOM conditioning. Appij lrJ condition. $1,000 or best offer. furnished, block from swimming 5 days $6.50 Hard top and 2 convertible pool. Washing f«J Summer Shopping 13c per word per day KELLY BUICK 339-2914. 3-6/3 tops. HONDA 160 REGISTERED NURSES campus. 332-0318. 3-6/1 term. $100. Children and acceptable ,ransp0(t|^ - 445 North Cedar, amount of work. Will sacrifice for Roselawn (based on 10 words per ad) Manor, skilled nursing HILLCREST. ONE apd two bedroom 393-2004. 0 Mason. 1 block west of 127 VALIANT 1965 signet convertible. anything over $100. Phone home, has opportunities for well Norwood Apartments furnished. Close to campus. From Expressway at Mason - Cedar 351-6551. 3-6/2 qualified interested Peanuts Personals must be Blue, Good condition. 351-8651. nurses in $50 per man. 351-7910, SUMMER, TWO Street exit. Save $$$$ on Buick's 3-6/3 advancement. Apply in person, Now leasing for from campus, 2 bedroom, bh pre-paid. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT 4 people ch. Opel's, American Motors. Watch 968 TRIUMPH, 650cc. Trophy 707 Armstrong Road, or call Mrs. - Summer and Fall. COMPANY. 361-0705.0 351-6708.5-6/3 for "outstanding" buys in this special 3400 There will be a 50c service miles. Excellent Flannery, Director of Nursing column, or better yet, come out running condition. Reduced Summer rates. and bookkeeping charge if 393-2398. Service, for appointment, ONE, TWO girls needed this fall. Call 3-6/3 393-5680. 9-6/5 Call 351-7694 this ad is not paid within Lynda, 351-6614, 482-6555. VOLKSWAGEN: EXCELLENT 2-6/2 one week. 968 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE. DENTAL ASSISTANT for SUMMER RENTAL. 3 man and 2 running condition. ONE The State News will be Good tires. Please call 372-8577. 3-6/3 Excellent condition. High pipes. Orthodontist office. Previous man. 126 Milford Street. BEDROOM luxury available June 15th. apaitnl Call 332-6389 after 9:15 372-5767 or 489-1656.0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2 Pool, qu p.m. experience preferred. Call responsible only for the MGA 1966. Good condition. Must furnished studios, utilities paid. $125/month. UnfurnJ VOLKSWAGEN 1968 sun roof __3-6n 482-9695 days, 484-0702 Available June 15. $110 e month 353-9204, 351-2244.3-6/1 first day's sell, best offer. Call 353-7436. EAST LANSING near sedan. Good condition. 4 new CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national evenings. 4-6/2 campus. One insertion. 5-6/3 bedroom, furnished. plus deposit. 627-5454 after 3 tires. Blaukponkt radio. Also 1964 Large airy MAVERICK 1970. Reduced. $1895. Volkswagen rebuilt engine. companies. Compare our rates. 2205 East Michigan, DENTAL HYGIENIST - four days a rooms. Air conditioned. p.m. 3-6/3 NEED ONE girl Fall Eden Roc. throughSpriL 372-4533. 4-6/3 Lansing or week. Write giving age, marital Beautifully maintained. Select 353-1231, 353-lofl Call Craig after 5 p.m. 351-2513. 505 Albert, East SUMMER SUBLEASE 3;6n Lansing, status, clientele. Lease 332-3135 or - 2-man. 3-6/3 484-8173. 0 experience, and other Cedar Village 882-6549. O area. Furnished, air - GIRL Automotive VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE-Back, qualifications. Box 273, Okemos. conditioned, parking, cheap. FOR Summer, $62.5ol 5-6/3 MUSTANG 1967 289, 2-speed. All 1966. Excellent condition. New Auto Service & Parts NEAR SPARROW, 351-2677. 5-6/5 337-1038 after 9 ALFA tires. $1095. 351-3982.2-6/1 furnished. Heat, w p. ■ 3-6/1 I ROMEO, 1962. Pirelli tires, new tires anjl complete overhaul. WANTED COCKTAIL Waitresses. 351-3969.0 BEAUTIFULLY valves just ground. Call 337-9215. Excellent condition. 393-5792. ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call FURNISHED 1 NEW MANAGEMENT. Bay Co VW SOUAREBACK Excellent pay, good 5-6/3 5-6/2 1966. Rebuilt KALAMAZOO STREET BODY working bedroom apartments. East Side. and Princeton Arms, 1 and I engine. Under guarantee. AM/FM conditions, uniforms furnished. DOWNTOWN LANSING. 414 South $90 a month, SHOP. Small dents to utilities paid. bedrooms from $130. 337-051 shortwave radio. 355-8097. 3-6/2 large Call THE UNICORN, 372-8971. Pine. 1 bedroom wrecks. American and foreign furnished 484-4360. 2-6/2 HALSTEAD MANAGEMElf 5-6/5 apartment. All utilities paid. $110 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. COMPANY, 351-7910.0 per month, plus deposit. No TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student Scooters & Cycles 2628 East Kalamazoo. C MUSICIANS. EXPERIENCED guitar, children or pets. Want SUBLET SUMMER, 4 man. $50. 2 to rent minutes to Berkey. 351-0894. units. These spacious CAMPUS VIEW luxury apartments are completely 1969 HONDA CB, 450cc, 2,000 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East organ, drums, trumpet, female vocalist for established immediately. No persons. Also more have than 2 5-6/5 | carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Kalamazoo Street Since 1940, local bachelor APARTMENTS . . . miles. Good condition. $650. Call commercial band. Top wages. Call apartment for 1 person only, $80 Complete auto painting and BEECHWOOD, 2 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, David, 351-1827. 3-6/1 after 5 p.m., 699-2819. 2-6/2 per month. Call Richard bedrooms garbage disposal and collision service. IV 5-0256. C Alban, furnished. Close to Under individual control - central air conditioning. These four man _ AT MEL'S We repair all 337-2510, 68-p.m. 6-6/5 summer and fall leases. 332-0965. campus, 21? Universitf foreign and approved Supervised Housii, units have up to 3 American cars. If we can't fix it, it EARN UP to $3000 this summer. Car Halstead Management Company, parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure CHEAP LUXURY for women students. Acrod time has been EMPLOYMENT can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF necessary. Earn and learn in your summer apartment, sublet, extendable. Large 351-7910.0 the street from Williams adequately planned for with a giant heated spare time. Call 351-7319 for Hi| bedroom, living, kitchen, balcony, MARIGOLD on Michigan Ave. swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you APARTMENTS. 911 SECRETARY - Executive Aviation air conditioning, utilities, Marigold, across from campus. now for Summer and Faf want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call suite awaits friendly reliable furniture possible, quiet Low SUMMER EMPLOYMENT with' prostige Deluxe 2-man furnished summer rates, from $4S FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to building, vivid social life at pool. today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. one with shorthand skills. Midwest's largest full - line Reduced to $140. Bob, 355-7500 apartments. Now leasing for Accurate typing a must. Start learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C merchant wholesaler. Automobile days, 351-2477 evenings. 3-6/2 Summer and Fall. IV 9-9651 or Call today: 332-6246.1 $433. Ph. 485-5481 required. Part time positions 351-1237. TF available. Phone Bellinger Personnel. Society 2 STUDENTS needed for summer Four Parking Employment Corporation 351-5800. O term in luxury apartment. $90 for Spaces summer. 332-2458. 3-6/2 Per Apartment MODEL (APT. C -17) OPEN: 1-6 SOUND SELLS fasti Cash for your p.m. every day except MEED HELP Sunday RIVERSIDE EAST *PTS. in my stereo stereo with a low-cost Want Ad. ONE OR two girls for Cedar RECEPTIONIST department. $4.75 per hour. Call Call 355-8255 to place fall. Call 353-4649 or Village your ad 353-3012 PHONE: 332-6441 GENERAL OFFICE - Public 371-1913 between 9:30-12:00. C today I 3-6/1 contact duties require 1310-20 East Grand River NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES ambitious gal with 4 Man Units AVAILABLE clerical LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED background. immediately. $400. Starts Ph. SUMMER 731 East Lansing's Finest Summer rates - $160.00 Fall - from - $230.00 485-5481 Bellinger Personnel. Student Residence Phone: 332-8292 EMPLOYMENT Now Renting for Under New Management ©upcfetnijfiatn BELLI MGlk PERSONNEL Male - Female PRICED FROM .Summer & Fall t/A "OU pER RESIDENT T 4620 S. Hagadorn SERVICE (now interviewing) 1, 2, 3 man/woman vacancies Pool and Party CROSSWORD [A Lounge Walk to Campus PUZZLE E Mary Bcllinocr Openings for Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Sponsored resident parties EflA Ohio. Some immediate Luxurious furniture, MANA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: Employment counmllo* openings available. Average summer carpeting^ earnings up to $3,000. Contractual agreement if appliances ACROSS 26. Married you 485-5481 qualify. 75 year old major industrial firm with new MODELS, RENTAL 28. Proportion in concept 1. Particle 32. Quadruped marketing, helping fight inflation. Bonus and incentive OFFICE OPEN Alco Management Company plan. Full training provided. Call 11-7 Mon. -FRI. 5. Refuse wool 35. Education employment director of university division. Call 351-3700. immediately for 731 BURCHAM, 8. - - - Vegas 37. Tree trunk E. LANSING. 11. Open court 39. Smallest 12. Adherent of PHONE 351-7212 integer atomism 40. Robot play 14. Rave 41. Absolute It's that time of year. Time to 15. Cardinal's cap grab those rays, slip in superlative for a quick dip, and finally shun the sun in air 16. Eskimo 43. Diet conditioned comfort. Picture yourself all wet ... at Cedarview 17. Kind of coffee 18. Pronoun 44. Young hare 45. March 15th \ North Pointe. 19. Rubbish 46. Compass point DOWN 22. Forage plant 47. Generation Apts. 23. Russian union 48. Cincinnati 1. Yacht basin 4.Chew 5. Mountain I SUMMER RATES 1 6. Lethargic rr- V r- f T* 1400 E. Grand River %TV 10 7. Crag!>'1"1 lr~ % in 7T 8. Willowy Furnished-from$170 9. Fall flu*" into *150 1 BEDROOM $180 2bei 9 & 12 mo. leases m iT~ iF" 10. Lingers 13, Converge" 17. Sub-leas® your own (a few available W i JS* ^_J EE rr" rr 31" 20. Stitch 2!*iL _ swimming pool for summer) n 25, Niw-b0"1 P 27. Cattlem*11 29. Diatribe L K W//y/MMW//MmikWk r JT 30 Accustomw 31, Female I TT 22 w MM - — monstef 32 White poP13' I w W ■ 33, Razor c» r Under New 34. Work hard I Apartments «nr J 36. Dutch news i Corner of Haslett Rd. and M-78 Deluxe 1 & 2 Bedroom '//M Contact Roger Taskey 351-3420 or Stan Guski 351-8160 Management I hT WM . Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 1, 1970 For Rent For Rent For Rent ICEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. HOLT, 2 bedroom. Carpeted, air For Rent For Rent For Rent Lan furnished apartments conditioned, stove, refrigerator For Rent For Sale 1%,s heat. $62.50 to $80 to laundry facilities, play area! NEV?| 1 337-1284. Village. To" f°r summer- Cedar 2 OR 3 girls. Share attractive house EAST LANSING, 4 bedroom house; |0 per man. Leases starting June Utilities except electric. 5-6/5 COUNTRY CLUB living. Share quiet CAPITOL CLUB Lease. summer term. $50 students; leasing summer, EICO 70 watt integrated [jh and September 1st. Days 2180 Meadowlawn. per person. summer rates; luxurious home with me. Own fall. amplifier. 694-9234 After 6 p.m., 332-5320. 5-6/4 completely furnished. Phone Mr. Furnished, unfurnished. Chevrolet small block speed 669-3676. TF room, bath, garage. Air 17-3216. Evenings, 882-2316. Houses Kay, 351-5800, 339-9234. X3-6/3 conditioned. Male. 5 minutes from Starting $12. 484-4422. 17-6/5 393-6481, after 6 p.m. 3-6/1 parts. 526 STODDARD - Summer campus. 351-8902. 6-6/5 SUMMER DUPLEX DOUBLES, MEN, [ man Needed for 4 man Americana SUBLET7~~4-man, Apartments. Block Fall. 3 - - 4 people. Summer and bedroom. Call 372-1629 inexpensive, Finished Fall reasonable. WANTED: 2 girls for home in women. Close. Summer. Fall. 351-8164 Cooking. or GE STEREO turntable, amplifier and jartment, Cedar Village summer. basement. Good SUMMER ROOMS - $8 per week. speakers. $90. Cost $200. Call lOS/S neighbors. Call Greg, 351-2609 / Okemos. $50/month. Call 337-9566^6-6/1 E/month. Call 355-4164. 2-6/1 j^Pus. Reduced. 351-1177. Doug, 351-1325. 6-6/5 P. at 351-0100. 3-6/3 Chervl 207 B°9ue' Across from Snyder.) GIRLS - LARGE double and 355-5801. 2-6/2 SUMMER 3 single bedroom, furnished, available summer. Semi-private LH MODEL 21 FM radi S NEAR. 227 Bogue. Single 1 MAN to share 1 bedroom luxury (washer, dryer, dishwasher.) $155 STUDENT HOUSE 10DERN to share 2 girl, large 2 Couples. 489-6898. 2-6/2 for rent, 4 DUPLEX MEN: SUMMER. Lambda Chi bath and kitchen. Close. $42.50. tuner, turntable, apartment. East bedrooms. Block from furnished, carpeted. 3 bedrooms' furnished apartment, Lansing. Campus Fraternity. $9 weekly. Parking. 351-1302. 5-6/1 351-9300. 3-6/3 >om, Beginning June 15. 351-4574 after 655-2555. 2-6/1 Summer, fall leases. Reasonable Very close- 351-0973, 8 noon. - .. conditioned. $92.50, 6 p.m. 5-6/5 NEW MODERN FARM home."3 355-7968.5-6/5 3 6/2 For Sale COMBINATION fc.5922. 6-6/5 bedroom colonial. car STEREO 8-track Shade, plenty OKEMOS, FOR LEASE, 4 tape deck with AM/FM stereo SUMMER SUBLET, 1-3 bedroom girls. A?r space. Furnished. 12 miles east of house suitable for up to 5 Rooms HAVE YOU investigated co-op living? SONY MODEL 530 stereo signal seeking radio. Fast foward | SIDE. 2-bedroom furnished conditioning, pool. 351-9481 after campus. Adult students. Available on 12 month Ellsworth House. $200 per term. recorder. LaFayette 125 New. Sells for $225. Best offer Vtment. Near Sparrow 6 p.m. 5-6/5 students. $225 conservative or school 332-3574. 5-6/4 stereo amp - pre-amp, with 351-8907. 5-6/5 3I. $135 per month for monthly. term basis. Call MEN 21 and over 351-3969.0 332-4032, 332-4848. 5-6/5 - Clean quiet Dual model 1010 stei ■r. $165 per month in Fall. NEED ONE rooms. EAST SIDE newly decorated modern s not included. No Campus man Hill, for June four ml^, Cooking and parking. room, private entrance, linen AKAI model 1710 stereo recorder. tape rent paid SUMMER: ONE man, 3 blocks from EAST LANSING (students) houses 487-5753, Mayfair stereo tape n. Call 372-3520. 10-6/5 Phone 351-3374, furnished, refrigerator, gentleman recorder. Mayfair stereo 4 and 8 882-6990 Going, campus. $65 month and duplexes for evenings. 5-6/5 351-0174 summer. only. Call after 5 p.m., 487-0543. track 5-6/4 Furnished for two, three, four or SUMMER cartridge home tape player ■lY, FURNISHED efficiency. RENTALS - Tau Delta 3-6/3 with six. Reduced rates. Phi. speakers. Reel to reel tape $115/month. Available SUMMER Claucherty $130 entire Summer. LEASE. Stoddard ABOUT SEPTEMBER 15. Realty, recorders, $9.95, up. Cassette tape L 351-5696, 332-6715. 3-5/29 Apartments. 1 Pleasant 2 351-5300. Evenings, Cooking, privileges. 351-0250 or MENS: SINGLES, doubles. Close, $9 recorders, $19.95, up. Stereo head bedroom. Reduced bedroom home, 5 miles 332-5900. 5-6/5 351-7319. rates. from C weekly / $85 Summer. 355-2923, 332-0913, 332-2920. 3-6/3 campus. 2 responsible phones, $9.95, up. Used 8 track llSHED APARTMENT, close grads or 332-8635. 5-6/5 faculty. 4, 6 to 9 months. Piano. EAST LANSING • furnished 1 cartridges, $2.50 each. Stereo ■ campus. Summer term. $40 Garage. 882-3563. 5-6/4 bedroom. Garage, carpeting, large phonograph, $24.50, up. Stereo for 3 girls. 694-8266. 5-6/2 ONE GIRL for 4 man Cedar SUMMER, 5 weeks, room and board. speaker sets, Village. yard. $130 a month plus utilities. Theta $15.00, up. TV sets, $40 per month, 353-2364. 1655 Sorority. 332-6438 $49.95, up. Clock radios, $5.95, 2-6/2 Coolidge Road. Phone Gone. 2 HOUSES. GENTLEMEN, SINGLE. 489-1311. 5-6/5 2 party furnished Block from campus Separate up. Poloroid cameras, 351-7283. 2-6/1 $5.00, up. icy, $130. Summer only, 731, ONE man needed for summer. Unsupervised. Summer term! entrance. Quiet, cooking, parking, Canon Topcon Yashica new house. Summer WOMEN WANTING to SLR . conditioned. Close to Swimming, air - conditioning. $50 Reasonable. 332-0318. 3-6/1 term, $190. study next HAGADORN, 4-bedroom, furnished. 351-8399. 5-6/5 year. 3 quiet singles. (Filled this i. IV 4-1328.9-6/6 351 -4884. 3-6/3 5 projectors. Adding machines. Pool people. Summer, $200. summer.) FURNISHED HOUSE, East 2 blocks Knapp's cues. Golf clubs. Chrome and I SIDE furnished. Summer 3 Lansing. __351/5285^5-8 p m, 5-6I5_ ROOM AND board for Summer. Phi Separate kitchen, 332-0647 after mag WANTED: QUIET roommate fall $150. Immediate wheels. Typewriters. Electric Inths, Fall 9 months. Several 1 occupancy Mu Sorority. 332-8835. 5 p.m. 2-6/2 fans. from $70. Call term - Grand River and facing river Hagadorn possible. 3-6/1 351-4309, 351-6240. LARGE landscaped MODERN farm home. shaded 5 5-6/5 337-9706. Air and - conditioners. We trade. Use your buy, sell, Avoid the - 351-1391 after 5 Michigan §0409.0 p.m. 3-6/3 bedrooms, partially furnished. MEN AND Bank Card or Master Charge Card pllLFORD STREET. 2 man HOUSE - OPENINGS for 4 persons, Garage, 6 miles south of campus. Graduate students ALPHA XI available Delta sorority. Rooms for Summer session. Summer and Fall terms. 3 blocks from Union. Phone 337-1408 at WILCOX SECONDHAND last minute 731 BURCHAM. One girl needed. Jim or faculty. STORE, 509 r conditioning, 2 blocks Collins, 351-6262 or $250. 676-2191.0 Breakfast and dinner served. 10 after 3:30 p.m. 5-6/5 East Michigan. n campus. Summer and Fall Summer. Swimming. Air 351-3960. 7-6/5 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 i weeks, $170. 372-5767, conditioning. 353-6238. 2-6/2 3 BEDROOM near Frandor. Summer $225. 332-4659. 7-6/5 520 Linden, SPARTAN HALL - Singles, men, crunch during 1.1656. Days. 484-1579^1^_ ONE GIRL needed FURNISHED 3 bedroom house. or Fall. 6 men preferred. women. 5:30 - 6:30 p.m., to share 3 girl 351-9286. Anytime }ER SUBLET huge 2 man, apartment. Summer term. Carpeting, paneling. Aveilable June 15th. Summer 351-0959. 5-6/5 QUIET, single. LARGE, Near we furnished - 372-1031 tinals! r conditioned, furnished. Reduced rates. Call 353-2475 or rate, cam| $ 1 60/month 1-3088 after 6, reduced. 5-6/1 353-2471.3-6/3 . 332-6715, SUMMER TERM: One man for entrance. Summer, for MALE STUDENT, kitchen 351-5696. 5-6/2 house, $45.00 month. 351-8513 graduate women. privileges, References. air conditioning, phone in room. For after three. 3-6/3 332-1746. 5-6/2 a choice Parking. IV 4-8151. 3-6/1 location - MOVING?? CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS 1 block from hurry to campus, Send your Discards WATER'S EDGE 1664 E. Grand River and to Rehabilitation Ind. - Non Student - - RIVER'S EDGE Call 484-1319 for pickup. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments - From $160.00/month APARTMENTS "Our Product is People" Air Conditioned Carpeted Swimming Pool Ample Parking Furnished & Unfurnished Free Maintenance See Don at 1050 Heat & Water Included Waters Edge Dr. CARRYING YOUR BAQ HOME IS OUR BAG) or call 332-4432 BRING ALL YOUR PERSONAL LUGGAGE,TRUNKS,BAGS,ETC UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP MODEL OPEN Office open daily TO 12-6 Phone 332-6330 1-5 p.m. Daily East Lansing Bus Depot 308 WEST GRAND RIVER Gotta Move Fast, Buddy, SHIP IT HOME BY GREYHOUND PACKAGE EXPRE8S ONE-STOP APARTMENT Else They'll Be Sold Out Hurry and place Peanuts Personals Special your SHOPPING! HASLETT ARMS *270 • Close to Berkey Hall ad today! • • Air Conditioned 4-MAN FROM Carpeting 135 145 Hasiett Street 10 words for $1.00 • 5-MAN FROM $285 [ 347 Student Services Building All ads must lie prepaid L0WEBR00K ARMS iaaSKL- 3-MAN FROM 5■ ■■ 1300 E. Grand River 4-MAN FROM $260 UNIVERSITY TERRACE iSST' $175 EJ6 Admit 414 • 424 Michigan Avenut ss 4-MAN FROM $236 E] R.0 • CIorp to Campus mm DELTA ARMS Ample parking it. • T • Fully carpeted LUi • Air Conditioned 233 - 235 Delta Street TIL | 5 Ml Spring li hare Summer li coming ... claiMt will soon b« CEDARBROOK ARMS .:Errr $190 ... 3-MAf m UN over . . . new and exciting plans will be made for the FROM lm f 0U want all the comfort! of a luxury apartment months ahead GO and LIVE IT UP . . . Memorial weekend li here and MaadowbrookTrace li juitthe . . . 10 LET ■M EJ ... 208 Cedar Street I a fair price. place to live. We have something for everybody . . . 4-MAN FROM $265 swimming pool, barbecue and picnic areas, billiards rooms, tennis courts, playgrounds, lounge area with color TV. porthwind Apartments offer you two bedrooms, Your furnished and unfurnished 1-2-3 bedroom EVERGREEN ARM m • V4 block from *22S apartments are terrific to live in with draperies, wall Campus 4-MAN - to - W • Large apartments FROM ' wall carpeting, walk in closets, private balcony ■•conditioning, dishwashers, NEW carpeting, and so much more for your comfort. or terrace 341 - 345 Evergreen Street • Air Conditioning vniture and furnishings, unlimited parking and So let go and while you're in a holiday mood come by and |ny other extras. see Meadowbrook Trace. make plans for now and the EDGEWOOD APTS . . . • Close to Campus $140 months ahead and this holiday will go on forever. • Efficiency ... I " 2-MAN Apartments FROM Across Mich. Avenue from Mayo Hall p this for only $57.50 per month. Think about Irthwind Apartments before you sign a fall lease. Meadowbrook Central Air • Conditioning CAMPUS HILL • • • Spacious grounds Plenty of parking Party lounge from 4^ Phone 337 0636 TRACE 8/10 mi. past the Gables on Grand River by Kassuba: the apartment people APARTMENTS 4925 Dunckel Road, Lansing uno Jolly Exit, I-496 2771 Northwind Drive Phone: 393-0210 East Lansing "^jppP 217 Ann St. Next to Min-a-Mart 351-8862 fO Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Sale For Sale DIAMOND worn, 1/3 with karat. wedding Beautiful setting, guarantee and insurance, $230.00. Never been band. Call CONTINENTAL 8'x24'. 1 bedroom, furnished, carpeted. $500. Call Perry, 675-7498 after 6 p.m. 3-6/3 Irregularities (continued from page one) University and depends almost to make use of insurance In a series of recommendations i 353-2618. 3-6/1 entirely on state appropriations benefits. HOMECRAFT 1963 mobile home. monies under their stewardship relating to the University's 10x50', 2 bedroom. Entrance has and control" Ballard said. including tuition to conduct The report also recommended USED WEBCOR portable stereo. programs," the report states. general fund, the auditors sliding glass doors. 694-9166 after He said two fundamental that the University cease concluded that the "board of Good condition. Best offer. 4 p.m. "MSU maintains that tuition 351-8093. 3-6/3 2-6/2 questions underlie the findings and fees are not authorizing special expenditures trustees review the propriety or and recommendations in the part of the state at the end of each fiscal year for TRAVELO: gross appropriation and these expenditures charged to the 1956, 8' x 45', 2 audit report: — can the board of can items not on the original budget. MORE FUN in the Sun with Sun bedroom. For sale or rent. Near therefore be used solely at University general fund," Shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, truestees raise revenues without In the past, the University has Wilkinson said. campus. 2756 East Grand River. the discretion of the board of 2615 East Michigan Avenue, legislative approval? — if the trustees," the report continues. solicited requests from The auditors also questioned 351-6998. 3-6/1 372-7409. C-6/5 answer is yes, can they dispose ''The departments for special the University's practice of using 8'x42', ELCAR. 2 bedrooms, of these revenues without administration's University expenditures when money was funds not in the state CRAIG TAPE recorders / players, furnished. $1500. Call ,882-2262. position under left from the appropriation at $19.96 and up; Model 2706 legislative approval? our bylaws and the appropriation to construct new 6-6/3 The Issue Involved is whether Constitution Is Michigan the end of the vear. buildings. AM/FM stereo receiver wltt that the board of The audit also revealed that 26 cassette recorder, only $199.96; tuition collected by the trustees controls funds. We In the past, the University has countractors doing business with used 3206 AM/FM stereo 8-track tape Lost & Found University la part of the gross follow the direction of the board student fees to build the state the University paid half the cost Intramural player system, $169.96; 3207 appropriation, Ballard of trustees," Wilkinson said. buildings, the health 8-track player deck, $69.96. 3108 of a $24,800 celebration center and LOST: BLACK London Fog raincoat explained. "They (the auditors) feel that dormitories. Student supported since the state appropriation marking Hannah's 25th year at 8-track automobile player, "MSU la a state • fees would have been pledged to in Union cafeteria last Monday $89.96 ; 2401 7" real stereo noon, Found: MSU. pay for the proposed All - Ralnfalr coat Includes tuition, that all of the recorder, $139.96. See them all The report showed that Events Bldg. same time and place. B.T. funds In the general fund are to and many others, HI-FI BUYS, Allen, $14,300 was solicited from the Wilkinson said he will not be East Lansing. 3-6/3 355-7739. 2-6/1 ASMSU seeks be expended at the discretion of the legislature rather than the contractors. No explanation Is tree to discuss the report In ANIMAL CAGE, wire, 4'x2'x2' with CARLA, CALL Linda at 351-1827, board of trustees," he said. provided In the report for the greater detail until the trustees tray, $10. 2 KLH speakers. 351-1812 about Identification and contributions. have time to review It. Ballard said the difference of 332-3848. W Union Board Europe contract. 3-6/1 to fill positions opinion on this Issue Is not resolved In the final report of AIR • CONDITIONER, bedroom Several positions under the the auditors. suite, 2 sofas, chair, ottoman, corner table, and table, 2 lamps, desk and chair, riding lawnmower. LOST: GRACE State Inscription "Mother." Reward. Call 332-0318 after 7 p.m. 3-6/2 tombstone. ASMSU cabinet now are open, and applications are being "We're Incompetent to resolve It. It's a legal question which Senators unite in appeal 332-6549. 2-6/2 accepted. cannot be resolved by bilateral Petitions for the position of discussions between the auditor (continued from page one) Sen. Robert P. Griffin of BED SINGLE, extra long, $50; stereo Personal comptroller will be taken until general and the University," he Michigan, the Republican whip sale and refused Goodell's hi-fi, $75; 4 string guitar, $35; Tuesday. They are available In said. and a staunch supporter of NEED A band? Try "Rock Bottom." request for cabinet sewing machine, $35; Call after 7 p.m., 351-8324, front of 306 Student Services Ballard said the an investigation. Nixon's foreign policies, was not tourist case; steel ..hop chair, $2; University is Sponsors of the letter offered 361-9427. 10-6/1 BIdg. examining the recommendations several among signers as of Sunday. airplane luggage; 4' planter, reasons, including the Applications for vice president that An assistant to one senator 882-3021. 1-6/1 "B.J." Bob Wendzel, congratulations for finance, vice president for are "administratively embroiled and consuming debate said he had not yet seen the implementable and capable of over Indochina and a sense of DRUMS - COMPLETE set on making Blue Key end 1st Services and vice president for letter, "but when it was talked, Extre letting us do a better job, and urgency, for not seeking formal runner-up in the Mr. MSU contest. communication about in the Republican Policy cymbal and hi-hat. Used o positions are we're implementing them." action, such as a resolution. $250. 351-0469.2-6/2 Your little sis. 1-6/1 also being accepted by Bob Council meeting last Tuesday it At least two of the HIERONYMUS, ARE you lonesome, Gros8feld, cabinet president. recommendations have already was supposed to be a big secret Grossfeld is holding a meeting been are you sad? Look for Matilda in It's What's Happening. 1-6/1 for students interested in Wilkinson. implemented according to Channel thing, with Another aide no Democrats." said, "But that Long shot working with the cabinet The report was put by the wayside, because The logical extension of an REYNOLDS CONTEMPORA, advocated the assignment to DUANE: 20 yeers down, one to go concert cornet, excellent. 2 Bach . . programs or for students with recent acquisition of hospital (continued from p • one) the Democrats were moving, and University Auditorium windows without a mouthpieces, 1 Vecchiano mute, . Heppy Birthday! Love, Jane. suggestions concerning cabinet status for Olin Health Center to we understood there was no sponge - pole balancing act, and this ladder is | 1-6/1 willing to listen to the argument. maintenance m custom case. 882-5477. 5-6/5 operations. The meeting will be allow the Unlveralty to collect resistance from the White the chore in delicate stride. at 7 p.m. Not to consider the issue is House." PUMPKIN, if wouldn't read the Wednesday In the revenue for services and allow State News photo by DINING ROOM set like new. Must you peper, your seminar would be ASMSU Board Room. students with medical insurance nonresponsive. Entertainment of the Issue is responsive, though Harold Fried! I sell, Leaving town. Also end tables, desk, couch, lemp. Call finished Beenle. 1-6/1 you may not like the decision." ■aaj 332-8169. 2-6/2 RICHARD ROHRER, 26 years old, During the student - faculty graduate of MSU in 1968 with an strike last month, Wharton MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, All Animal directed strikers to Husbandry degree, died the brands, 30% off list price. Rich: Thursday afternoon in Hurley Academic Council for 337-0703. 0 Hospltel in Flint, Michigan. Ha consideration of their case was a member of BLOCK AND HEATH AR-16 stereo emp and BRIDLE againat ROTC. CLUB end Alpha tuner, good condition. $475 or "The appropriate body to Gamma Rho fraternity. The best offer. Tim, 361-4472. 3-8/1 consider the Issue is the funeral will ba Monday, June 1 at 2 p.m. at the Fumer Felt Funeral council," he said. "I don't tell WIG FASHIONS by Honeymark. the council what it should do or Home In Oxford, Michigan. For Synthetic end 100% human hair. Meeting of Penecoetal Students, other Information or rides, call the think. What I told them (the Available In 6 exquisite styles. Block end Bridle Club Room at NOTHING BUT nothing will find a tonight, 7:30 p.m., Rm 37, Union. strikers) Is that the council is Personelized fittings by licensed Topic Is: The Pentecostal Experience. 356-8400, Amos buyer for your sporting goods the representative for your or Fox, more quickly then a Want Ad. All students are Invited. appropriate body. The satisfaction. For 337-7483. 1-6/1 council considered the issue and information, call Dial 355-8255 now. Hamady Hall Motel. Apartment its intention Is to conduct a BAND. SATURDAY nights through Undergraduate Anthropology Club 18. 2722 East Grand River, East review of some of the issues the summer. No country western will meet tonight, 7:30 p.m., 136 Lansing or cell 9 a.m. • 9 p.m., CLIFF & PAULA HAUQHEY or rock. Trio Baker Hall to organize for next year. raised during the discussion." preferred. 646-2201. Professional Thesis Preperetjor 337-9781, Extension 18. 3-6/1 5-6/5 For ^Master's & Doctora Candidetes. Professionel Thesit Going to be around summer term? WHEEL CAMPER 1966. herdtop, heeter, sleeps 4-6, $490. Folding, Peanuts Personal Typing, Multlllth Printing and Hard Binding. Free Brochure and The Book Exchange people are having a meeting tonight, 7:30 p.m., Parade marks August 1st. 355-6157. 3-6/1 Sunporch, Union for anyone Estimates. Call 337-1627. C interested in planning the summer (SILENT) PORTABLE typewriter TYPING DONE in my home for term book exchange. Pleese come, Franco victory we'd like to heer some new idees. students or business. 40c a page. Quality typing. 882-3078. 4-6/4 ACCURATE TYPING STUDENTS FOR HART plans for mass voter registration drive - final inSpanish war SCUBA • term papers, GEAR. Must sell in Lansing on Saturday will be made immediately, 482-9468, etc. Experienced, electric MADRID (AP) - Gen. Dave. 5-6/2 ask for Real Estate typewriter. 332-6341, 332-2229. the last meeting of the term, 9 Francisco Franco, Spanish chief tomorrow night, Rm 34, Union. Also 1-6/1 of election for a new vice-chairman will state, presided over a big V-M PORTABLE component OKEMOS BRICK 3 - 4 bedrooms, stereo be conducted at the meeting. Further military parade Sunday COME IN TODD with turntable and 6'/.%, Low 30's, 1606 Forest TYPING SERVICE In Eest speakers plus Hills, my Info: call Sue or George, 361-1466. commemorating the 31st new cartridge. Call 353-2089. $55. 351-6632, 6-6/1 Lansing homa. Phone 332-3306. X-6/1 1-8/1 anniversary of his victory In the EAST LANSING, Merlgold, 4-6 Special meeting of AAUP tonight, 8 civil war of 1936-39. p.m., Rm 36, Union to consider final Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon, bedrooms spacious older home. 8tudy, dining and family rooms. Large private yard, double garage. TYPING Repld • term papers, eccurate Experienced. 393-4075. 6-6/6 letters, etc. service. report of Academic Council on "Student Participation In Academic Oen. Franco's future successor as a king, stood behind the 77 - AND LIVE A LITTLE I ELECTRIC Owner. $29,960. 337-0909. 5-6/5 Government," and discussion on BASS guitar, guitar whst position AAUP should tske year ■ old Franco In the At either of our two Location! amplifier, coronet, tape recorder TERM PAPER8, dissertations, etc. reviewing brazier. • when this report comes before box ■ » 310 W. Grand River, East Laming or cheap I 489-2243 after 4:30 p.m. HASLETT, by owner, 10 minutes Electric. Experienced. Csll8hsron from M8U, 3 bedroom brick. Den Acsdemlc Senate, All faculty and 0724 S. Cedar at the X-Way, Liming 2-6/2 Rlmek. 393-4234. 5-6/5 with fireplace, fenced In yard, 7%, grsduats studsnts sre Invited to express their views. 23" MAGNAVOX. $21,000. 339-8583, 6-6/5 BARBI MEL: Typing, Brlggs and multilithlng, Stratton lawnmower, $50 each. No job too large or too small, EAST LAN8ING, Baldwin Court. Information Booth all day today Also baby furniture. Blook off esmpus. 332-3266, C 393-0569, through Friday, June 6 outside of 3-0/2 $23,000, 3 bedroom Cape Cod. Assume 6Vt% mortgage. Phone TYPING: TERM pspers, letters, etc. Bessey and In Union for 332-4083. 3-6/3 MOVEMENT FOR A NEW Rspld, sccurate service. CONGRE88 Information and Experienced. 393-4076. 10-8/6 EAST LAN8ING house, 6 acres, 3 . soliciting membership. AR TURNTABLE, cuing devise. bedrooms, 2 car garage, $19,000 Shure M-93E cartridge, $60, by Owner. 332 6425. 5-6/6 Transportation T0NIQHTI M8U New Theatre presents a Playwright's new musical Retail, $140. After 6 p.m., GIRL RIDER wanted. comedy - AT LAST, OLYMPU8I 8 351-4346. 3 6/2 Recreation Leaving East p.m., Arena Theatre (beneath Lansing approximately June 4 to Ariiona Audltorluml, Admission by BEAUTIFUL WEDDING gown and 8UMMER IN EUROPE? August 3 or New Mexico. donation. veil. Size 9 - 10. Call 372-6103, September 3. $230 or Englan 337-2268. 3-8/1 3-6/2 package plan, $279 complete. Cell M8U Folklore Society will meet Jack Lapelle at 361-1042 or tonight, 7:30 p.m., The Joint - STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, beds. 361-0384. TF besement of Student Services. All Buy/sell. ABC Secondhand Store, Interested persons are welcome. 1208 Turner. TF 8UMMER SUBLET, two bedroom, Service MATILDA is BLANK B treck certrldges and title' going to the coffeehouse presented by the ATL labels, dust bugs, tepe cleaners, PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and Student Advisory Committee end plugs end jecks galore. All et leather cleaning and refinlshing interested faculty, it'll be complete catalog prices. MAIN service. Now being offered at the with light show, music, ELECTRONICS, 5558 South OKEMOS DRY dence, dreme CLEANERS, end relevent rep sessions. Best Pennsylvenia, 882-5035. C 2155 Hamilton Rd., 332-0611. yet - LOOKING TO subleese apartment It's free. HOME OF THE from June 16 - July 31. Need Wednesdey, June 3. Animals PROFESSIONALS. O furnished, lerge enough for three. All students interested in Computer Merried housing or off campus. TUTORED TOTS Science, petitions are eveileble in the pre-school, now Call collect 517 725-2215 for Dept. office todey through JA graduate SIAMESE KITTENS. Ready in 2 enrolling children 3 to 5 for information. 4-6/1 weeks. Reserve now. With shots educetionally directed 3 or 6 week Wednesdey, end in same office for $20,351-8907.5-6/5 officers of the Association for summer session. For information ONE GIRL FOR school with 4 man. Computing Machinery for positions call 332-4796. 3-6/2 Meadowbrook Trace. $50 per on next yeer's Undergraduate * Number ONE in Total Adults -4 month. 337-1557 evenings. 5-6/1 GUITAR LESSONS. Private Rock - Advisory Committee. The ACM * Number ONE in Aduit Men real teeth. - Folk - semi-Classic. MARSHALL officers will coordinate both saminar IRISH SETTER male. 3 MUSIC RESEARCH PAPER, General topic activity and the shots full breed. $75. months, COMPANY. 351-7830. area. "Money and Banking" (318). edvisory committee. Election, 7:30 underoraduste * Number ONE in Adult Women Set your sights on this: The 332-8865! 1-6/1 computer industry 3-6/3 PAINTING AND paperhanging where Call 351-0430 after 5 p.m. 2-6/1 p.m., Wednesdey, Rm 313 Center. Computer is only fifteen years old is 15 billion dollars worth and already there ! -toneywoTl Refreshments end e of GERMAN AKC, SHEPHERD outstanding puppies breeding, quality counts. Phone Mr. White, 339-2744. 0 FURNISHED APARTMENT from presentation of State Crime June 21 - July 29. Merried housing Informetion Retrieval Network will Big One ...-.it In u__. computer equip- By 1975, that will double, creating more obedience, companion, show. or near campus. Call 355-5850. follow. Dept. strongly urges ell than 500,000 new computer-related Greg 351-8162, 5-7 p.m., or 6-6/1 Interested in CPS (you do not heve to jobs. Honeywell can prepare you for this bright weekend. 2-6/1 Typing Service BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for attend the meeting. be CPS major) to petition and/or Number ONE future. You'll be able to apply computer AJAX TYPING service: Term all positive. A negative, B technology to your chosen field. Or you can AKC ST. Bernard puppies. Will be negative make a papers, promising career as a computer weaned in 5 weeks. $100 - 200. theses, etc. on electric. Pick-up end AB negative, $10.00. O The following Free U classes will specialist. 339-8583. 5-6/5 and delivery if needed. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN meet tonight: Man, Morals and 482-0095 We have the COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Medicine, 7 p.m., 302 Bessey; only program that's exclusively , X-5^6/3__£ ... 607'/4 East Grand River, Eest Astrology, 7:30 p.m., 216 for college graduates. And because we make Mobile Homes ANN BROWN: Typing and multlllth Bessey; computer equipment, we're particularly well- Lansing. Above the new Campus Contemporary Poetry and Music, 8 1969 HI LLCREST, 12x00, Deluxe. 2 offset printing. Complete service for dissertations, thesis,- Book Store. Hours: 9 e.m. to 3:30 p.m., 522 Sunrise St.; P.m., Snyder Hall Upper Knitting, 8 lounge; qualified to teach you what all about. computers Classes for the next session are are | Approved by the 0jjj N'n#'1■ ,J I The Other Computer Compa# | bedroom,unfurnished.Many extras. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Anarchistic Movement, 7 a Statien forming Call 625-3520. W 20 years experience. 332-8384. C p.m., 301 right now. This could be your Bessey; Woodcutting, 104 Bessey. W hjrvty AfM Cwm 111Mg CrtmoH, big chance. " Pounce on It. Send the hl.tkUNm.** coupon. HoneywU .