Chance Tuesday MICHIGAN helps those who do TATE NEWS . never Sunny . not help themselves. STATE . . . - Sophocles and warmer with UNIVERSITY a high in . . . the 50s. Cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers. Warmer Wednesday. NEW ERA OF UNCERTAINTY Nasser dies of massive heart attack CAIRO (AP) — Gamal Abdel Nasser immediately called in. They diagnosed a died of a heart attack Monday night, severe heart attack as a result of a coronary and his thrombosis. passing pushed the Middle East "Doctors tried to relieve him, into a new era of uncertainty. using all possible means including a heart beat regulator. But God's will was supreme and The Egyptian president was 52. He was a Nasser passed away at 6:15 postal clerk's son who went into the army, p.m." That was 10:15 a.m. local time. The led the campaign that overturned Egypt's announcement was made several hours later. corrupt monarchy, and then became the Nasser was opposed by conservative Arab leading spokesman of the Arab world. For a governments and rulers who distrusted his generation he was that violent world's "Arab socialism," and at times shining hero despite his setbacks at th* by the more extreme Socialists of hands of Israel. Syria and Iraq. Among Arab masses, however, he had no equal. His death came as he and other Arab leaders were struggling to deal with the Only Nasser, in fact, could have had the strength to defy militant Arab opinion and backlash of Jordan's war, and amid American inspired efforts to bring about an - accept the American proposal for a negotiations formula in the Middle East. agreement to end the state of war that has existed in the Middle East for more than 20 He saw his Egyptian forces routed in years. disgrace by Israel's Sinai campaign of the President Nixon, receiving the news 1956 Suez crisis. He led his own and other aboard the USS Saratoga in the Arab troops into a calamitous defeat at the Mediterranean, called it a "tragic loss." He hand of the Israelis in the 1967 war and was said all nations, "particularly those in the so crushed then that he offered to Middle East," would renew their efforts to Crowds poured into Cairo's streets resign. calm passions and work for a his name, and he withdrew shouting lasting peace. the resignation. Nixon's current diplomacy is From the time of the over throw closely - of King related to the security of the Mediterranean GAMAL ABDEL NASSER Farouk's corrupt and the Middle East situation in monarchy in 1952, Nasser general was the guiding hand behind he seemed more moderate, what he called Cairo radio announced that Anwar supporting the Egypt's continuing revolution. He was one Sadat, idea that negotiations on the over - all crisis Nasser's vice president, of the was becoming might be possible. This stand had threatened group of young officers, including provisional president. to tarnish Anwar Sadat, who plotted the king's his image among the most Sadat's succession, an automatic overthrow and then pulled militant of the Arabs. strings that constitutional move, was announced by manipulated the new figurehead leader Now complexity is added to an Najib Hussein, speaker of the Arab Socialist already Mohammed Naguib. Union, after a joint meeting of this party and complicated picture. The Arab leaders at When the time summit sessions had worked out came for Nasser to come in the Cabinet. hastily an into the agreement which was supposed to settle the open as the claimant to the Hussein said the provisional presidency, in Jordanian violence while leaving unresolved leadership of Egypt, Naguib was easily accord with the constitution, will last 60 removed and the the basic conflict between the Jordanian real leader of the days. During this period the party will meet revolution stepped into his to elect a new president army and the Palestinian guerrillas. A truce place. by a two- thirds commission has been appointed, but its majority. "Nasser was struck by a massive and severe authority has been couched in ambiguous heart attack after returning to his home and phrases. Such an agreement could be far after finishing the last ceremonials of the Arab summit meeting," Sadat said in more difficult to carry out now. Nasser's passing had to be considered a Arab force blow, too, to those who placed hopes in the somber, sorrowful tones. current ceasefire arrangements and the Sadat lacks the stature to speak with a commanding voice to the bulk of the 100 million Arabs, and he of course lacks the American peace plan formula. Only Nasser seemed strong enough to convince militant Arabs that negotiations would be advisable. supervises reputation Nasser enjoyed in the so - called King Hussein of Jordan joined him in President m nonaligned "third world." Some diplomats believe Sadat may be less inclined to moderation but they said it was agreeing to indirect talks with Israel under U.N. auspices, but Hussein's strength is now Jordan in doubt. President Nixon and Pope Paul VI met in Vatican City Monday in the Pontiff's studio. Nixon extremely difficult to assess the impact of Sadat's announcement said Nasser died By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pledged American Nasser's death immediately. efforts for peace during his visit to Italy before "while standing in the field of An Arab peace force moved into Jordan departing by helicopter for the U.S. 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean Once Nasser was a leading exponent of struggle for Sea. AP Wirephoto the unity of the Arab world." on Monday to supervise a truce that driving Israelis into the sea. In recent weeks "His memory will remain immortal in the appeared shaky at best. conscience of the Arab world," the vice Palestinian guerrilla broadcasts assailed president said. the agreement worked out hastily in Cairo Nixon inspects U.S. 6th Fleet be Cairo radio said official government mourning would observed for three days, with all offices, schools and departments closed. Popular mourning will last 40 days. on the Sunday to end the civil war that swept desert kingdom for 11 days. This indicated that organization some were Yasir Arafat, the moderate factions of the guerrilla in disagreement with guerrilla ROME (AP) — President Nixon flew to in the Mediterranean, and his theme was that faith in would support efforts for peace, and An announcer gave this version of how the chieftain who signed the agreement an America's actions for peace, praised along the United States intended to maintain its Egyptian president died: with King Hussein. American aircraft carrier Monday especially in the Mediterranean. the pontiff for his "spiritual power." night and "At 3:30 p.m. Nasser was Iraq appeared dissatisfied with the *gan a 24-hour inspection of U.S. 6th Fleet strength in the area as a lever for peace. After dropping off the First Lady, who seeing the inits A strong allied presence in theMediterranean His last official act in Rome will remain in Rome while Nixon is with the Kuwait ruler off at the airport when he felt 14-point pact and Israel called it another sailing off Italy's Mediterranean coast, was an setback for the Middle East peace and Europe, he told Italian President 80-minute meeting with Pope Paul VI in the 6th Fleet, the President drove back to the dizzy and began perspiring profusely. talks, now jetornlanded talks on the USS Saratoga directly Giuseppe Saragat in a luncheon toast, can Vatican. A communique said the two Vatican. "He was taken to his house at Manshiet el stalled in New York. about peace with Italian leaders 'nd Pope Paul VI in lead to a new "era of negotiations." discussed efforts for world peace, Bakry Cairo suburb. Doctors were One guerrilla broadcast claimed the Rome. Jordanian army ignored a cease-fire order Before his twilight departure by helicopter Earlier, Nixon helicoptered to a secluded particularly in the Middle East. A joint and shelled guerrillas in the town of tom St. Peter's government villa for two hours of talks with communique said the Mideast situation Ajlun, Square, the President Ifeeted 31 freed American hijack hostages Premier Emilio Colombo and leaders of the "runs the risk of disappointing the hopes -JGL. Jsr Shothon* about 20 miles south of Irbid in northern Jordan. in route center left government that is America's raised by the ceasefire and the prospect of a home from their Jordan ordeal. He - The Arab peace force of 100 officers from old them the United md restraint to States had used power gain their release. Nixon received a tumultuous welcome main ally in the Mediterranean. Colombo told Nixon that Italy had full possible negotiation." Nixon assured the Pope that America 'CALIFORNIAJz: Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Kuwait, arrived in Amman in two convoys and immediately set up truce observation ,rom Romans shouting "Viva Nixon," posts in the capital. Shooting stopped there luring raffic an unscheduled drive through the LA FIRES EASE at dawn and inhabitants poured into the • jammed city after his meeting with streets in desperate searches for food and "e Pope at the Vatican. The motorcade water. topped several times and Nixon stepped out Before embarking on their tour of Amman °r~a'er of cheerleaders on the active unit. Sixteen, eight men and n. )ld H. Niest, 24, of 102 was arrested at 1 very cooperative. By 3 p.m., the officer said, the area was free of County area. It was erroneously reported in §!) women' 's the tentative figure, though it is subject to change. . he tryfouts "f as an added burden to the nine current members Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice p.m. police and picnickers. Niest's Monday's State News that an * 51 iday by Eaton County practice for the upcoming games and tutor prospective arrest was the only reported injunction was filed iff's deputies on the charge incident. Friday memt)ers- against the group by the East causing contention and a The CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE Soup 229c picnic was originally Lansing Police Dept. urbance by refusing to leave scheduled for a location on Murray for using vulgar language. explained Monday no injunction The State Abbott Road about two miles was issued and the News, the student newspaper at irding to Ruth Wolcott, group Michigan State north of the MSU campus. relocated voluntarily, University, is published every class day during four school SPARTAN FROZEN clerk, Niest pleaded terms, plus Welcome Week edition in locent and rtly after arraignment was released >0 ball. Mrs. Wolcott said trial on Sgt. Richard J. Murray of the East Lansing Police Dept. said police received questions and The group had permission from the owner to use the property on Ransom Road Subscription rale is $14 per year Member Associated Press, United Press September. Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Macaroni Dinners complaints from neighbors Sunday, International, i has not been set, and no Inland Daily Press Association, Associated around the scheduled picnic spot I wu requested. Collegiate Press, prior to the event. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Ill arrest took place at a klc In a privately owned field Iveen Ransom and Michigan Murray said East Lansing police contacted the owner of the property. The land owner TODAY Pan-Hellenic Association, United Ststes Student Press Association. Second class pottage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Cheese Taster's Sale! Ji In Eaton Ruth Sign-Up Editorial and business offices at 347 Student LONGHORN - YOUR CHOICE County. 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Harrison Rooms 101 & 316 Student Services Display Advertising Business-Circulation Photographic 355-8256 353-6400 365-3447 WHITE Breadsrssp All day 366-8311 MICHIGAN Even with inflation FRESH SWEET Cider V& gallon gallon S9< MICHIGAN GREEN US 1 Still goes a CALIFORNIA long way at VALENCIA SUNKIST Oranges mi SUNSHINE Fruit Cocktail 100 CENTER With $5.00 Food Purchase Limit 1 please Expires after 10-3-70 Hie have COLD GOODRICH'S SPARTAN two sweaters or One pound equals one usually skirt slacks or Vife IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Harrison at Trowbridge Between Spartan Village and Cherry Lane Apartments Three great locations • Corner Harrison & Wilson Rd. iiniiDc. Mon- ■Fri- 9t°9 nUUnO. Saturday 9 to 6 • 213 Ann St. • Northwind Dr. facing Yankee Plaza MICHIGAN AL CAPP STATE NEW! From UNIVERSITY a revolutiona to her mummy FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager athom Dear Mummy: MARK EICHER, managing editor In your dear old fuzzy Cro • Magnon ED HUTCHISON, city editor BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor way, I'll bet you and Daddy thought it was KEN KRELL, editorial editor a coincidence that home the weekend you I happened to come of the"c«;He (ll"'c"y 10 5 JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor were away. "Sitting in this courtroom," Actually, Mummy, it was a revolutionary the he Mi jury, "are 27 of the GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor tactic, which William K. Foamingmouth friends. I want you to accuJt^ Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award says he has used before profitably. The foreman broke study their f for outstanding journalism. William K. Foamingmouth says he can't one young juror with bifoeak hi out into a ell estimate quite yet what the profit will be into a rash; and a little on your jewelry I took, but he says at least to quiver old ladyjJX. we won't have to lay out any of it on bail so pityfu„y theyy^J EDITORIALS money. Stupid, middle - class parents of yours and Daddy's type, he says, NEVER "Do you know what faces,' asked William K. you sav in« prosecute their own daughters. Foaming,! I contributed your jewelry to the • • • muscular young men DEEP INTEREST!" are fij Defense of "Icepick" Pickering, our in this deeply u Minister of Culture. Luckily, William K. case. They are deeply int*™ you. They SO Foamingmouth IS the Defense. He needed they have gone to the trouble of fin Easing the the station - wagon for court, too, to bring something he was sure would persuade the jury to acquit "Icepick." Namely, 27 of "Icepick's" friends, armed to the teeth. out where you live, and children must cross when school. They are also what street, deeply thev « inter«S The evidence against him was purely your verdict. And if it comes do you think they'll lose out S circumstantial, such as "Icepick's" their deeninl for off-campus in you? And THAT, Ladies and Gent! fingerprints being all over the handle of the of the jury, is what I want you to icepick that was embedded in the pig's about." skull, and the sworn testimony of eight The jury didn't even leave the courtn witnesses, the doctor and two nurses that to think about it. One of the most notable cross- students the dying pig's last words were "Why did They living in dorms use the "Icepick" on the spot. cultural inequities at MSU involves installment plan. Further, the Icepick have to pick ME?" 1970, New York News Inc. tuition installment payments. The accounts receivable department has rule is simple and arbitrary: on - been geared to handle this number of campus students may pay students. LOUIE BENDER installments, off - campus students If the installment option were may not. extended to the 22,000 off- campus This practice is rooted in history. students - about the same number as Originally the University allowed housing payments to be made in three parts, but required that tuition be reside on - campus- perhaps forty per cent to of this group would also elect pay on time. The result would 10. The author of this quiz paid in full. Then it has decided that as double the work of accounts a bonus for dorm dwelling, students, receivable and require expanded staff tuition could be included in the and facilities. Welcome back to Vacatlonland, seasonal payment plan. One way out of this mishmash of residents. Here's a little re-familiarization quiz to point up how rusty you get being I The same rational is being utilized regulation and precedent would be to out • of • town for three months. Year- to support the present system. implement suggestion of the rounders, you'd better take It too - to see Residence halls, it is postulated, are in Comptroller's Office place a carrying If you've been paying proper attention competition with other housing charge on time payments. The during the off-season. Just match the facilites. Incentives like the tuition amount of such a charge would be pictures with their correct Identifications. break are therefore needed to make Answers and scoring below. prorated to cover the cost of the extra the dorms attractive. Of course, this paperwork and manhours necessary 1. " . . . (students should) follow idea ignores the fact that no for the installment payments. In all constructive channels of action in the apartment chain has the advantage qf probability .this charge would not pursuit of (their) goals." State News, Feb. t a university rule requiring under * ! exceed $10 a term. 23,1970. twenty - one students to live in their " We feel many students - especially 2. "I've not been limited to the , regular units. from out of state - would be quite channels." State News, June 5,1970. A second argument voiced by the willing to forgo a $10 bill to save 3. What they call convicts who are comptroller's office current plan themsleves that impossible bite at the allowed to work outside the prison walls. states that about forty per cent of all beginning of each term. 4. John A. Hannah Memorial Attitude. PARKING AT ANY 5. The « m fl EM1 TIME man who answered the $59,000 question, with "There seems to be an agreement that colleges and universities The SST cou should attempt to develop unity of purpose relative to principles." 6. Endangered species at MSU. Afl NO STUDENT PARKING 7. Thriving species at MSU. 8. IBM card. I AT ANY TIME a critical oil 9. Another campus building besmirched by local nattering nabobs of negativism. The only really good thing about would be impossible to fly it Answers t ■ i i i i i ii i i ii i i ■ 1 the Supersonic Transport (SST) is overland. Also, some new airport SMASH that it will cut the time from New facilities would have to be built to •u|«8B npso t i i i i i I i i i i 111 * • * York to London by two hours - one full length feature movie and maybe handle machine. the mammoth flying pay aqj uioij 8u|5ju|jp uaaq aA.no^, — "HO o* *lPaJ|P oJJ 'jdsujoo zi 'Z9, J° 88*10 ....te,,,, save on meal service. By 1980 there may be 300 am m|M fisw 18 pavejs noA 'papejjoo i-1 i i i i ii? i i 1111 • • TI-6 °u lnQ 'poo8 'loajuoa g-g IoXb^ In addition the SST - if it ever Concordes (the French - English • ii • i i i i i i i 11•> > * u| VH ea.noX 'pajioo g-g ;|«|jtai*ui flies - would probably keep the supersonic plane) and 80 SST's in pjBog juapnis aJ.noA 'pauoo j-q :8u|jods United States on top in the aviation service. Each Concorde will use 272 industry. metric tons of fuel a day, or over '6-l'-8'L-H:iVD The more learned about the fringe 100,000 for the whole year. The •9 A :q-3 i9-a 'e-0 '-fr-fl -Z'l'V :s»M8uv "benefits" of the SST, however, the SST, which carries twice as many gloomier its future passengers, will use twice as much appears. Scientists conclude that because of fuel. This means that by 1980 the OUR READERS' MIND the noise produced by the aircraft, it world's supersonic fleet will consume around 46 million tons of fuel per annum. However, it takes crude oil to seven tons of Women needed to enter medicine Mr. Kj's That means produce 322 one ton million of fuel. tons of crude oil To the Editor: annually. degrees in related field. Further, I suggest Assigning two Projected figures for crude oil This past summer, several issues of the State News carried articles about the that the medical school outline a program usually given to women one to the internship male would enable hope that the MSU Medical School *0l| Finally public pressure has forced demand show that all of especially for these women which will allow to the lead in developing such programs. Latin shortage of physicians. There women get through this difficult stage South Vietnamese Vice President were some them to study but still leave time to Ky America will use only 240 million possible solutions suggested but one was spend although it may take longer. In fact, until MarleneWal to cancel his scheduled with their growing families. The her children are before a pro-war rally. But Mr. appearance tons in 1980; Africa, 95 million. overlooked and I think it should be young man in his twenties is in a hurry to finish his grown, a woman may choose to share a practice with MSUAlu) Ky Increased supersonic flight in the mentioned. While most men make their another Sept. 8,1™ seems somewhat surprised — he choice of career In their late teens and early training so he can support his family, the woman so that neither would have to be 1980's could conceivably produce a older woman usually isn't in such a rush. entirely cut off from family life. It is mv thought that the American people twenties, a large number of intelligent, well - critical world oil shortage. educated people are available to loved him as much as the Vietnamese begin career people do. He does not realize how There is only one more thing the government can do worse than invest training about ten years later — these people are married women with families. It is well ASMSU needs to mature Misplaced m*"1^ right he is. in the SST: let it known that women can be capable To: Rev. Carl Mclntire fly. physicians. Russia, in fact, has very few male To the Editor: doctors. A woman's personal experience It is a sad commentary on our times that third floor of the Student Services Bldg. Re: Victory in Vietnam March with pregnancy, childbirth and child want to play at being miniature Carl: Gluing rearing the members of our student down could be a valuable asset to her practice medicine in these areas. The late start in training would be compensated in ability to can find government nothing better to do than hassle keys and locks. $20,000 a term (the price of the student tax) is an exceedingly high Machiavellis that they do so on their own time and, most Importantly, money. Sorry, old man, but yo" understand that I wasn't really for your action. | I The latest step in stopping violence part by this personal experience and also by removed, soaked in an adhesive subsidy for an adolescent day care center. on the campuses has been taken the woman's longer life expectancy. by synthetic resin, and returned to its Only May I suggest that if the people on the 8.3 per cent of our medical students are the University of Illinois. Noting that original situation. So far the plan has women. One reason for this is that a young rocks have been breaking windows worked, none of the rocks has yet to woman, with marriage and children likely in with increased frequency, the be unglued. the near future, realizes that it would be S 'jL AuLMk. chtA /iieLc&e university administration has difficult to complete her medical education invested between $400 and $500 in This is bad news for let alone to manage a medical -few- -ftitrh'AokroC .it- every rock around pregnancies and the needs oi inrants practice Uro^dL iViuJtt ytusi JU*JL AUvitKs what they feel is a reasonable thrower on every campus in the and small children. My suggestion, then, is solution. They have glued down all nation. If the Illinois plan becomes for medical schools to the rocks on actively seek and campus. widely accepted, even riots on encourage youn women, whose children are Every rock on campus was campus will become a BYO affair. beyond infancy, to return to school for medical training. Many women already have Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 29, 1970 5 Strike gained only uneasy calm By DAVE SHORT Nixon's Special Commission on State News Staff Writer hippies' hair on a liberal. If that An idea of the pressure which Campus Tensions, also An uneasy calm" News Analysis cited the President and, even more Vice doesn't work, loop the Weatherman's noose around his the government plans to use in blankets MSU forcing the universities to handle and most of the president Spiro Agnew as the neck and accuse him of being a the campus country's other reasons why moderate students dissent issue came universities today in the national government wasn't the 'radical liberal' who's being recently when Secretary of four - S. Boyd put it, "An unwanted turned radical. month wake of cause of last spring's student financed by 'ultra-left'groups. It's Defense Melvin Laird said the last spring's baby was left at the White House nationwide student unrefined Agnewism and it's administration is considering uprisings. uprising, his own Presidential doorstep Saturday. The report of The administration has also Commission on Campus Unrest the President's Commission supposed to do the trick," writer dropping military and all other on made it clear that it plans to use But forecasts of future Paul Wieck commented on the student criticized him Saturday for his Campus Unrest was received by types of federal aid grants for turmoil like that which rocked student dissent and campus Illinois Senate race between role in the matter. its progenitor without ceremony university research as a result of 760 universities and violence as major law and order Democrat Adlai Stevenson III colleges and the attacks on university military or visible enthusiasm." issues on the 1970 campaign trail. closed over 300 of them last The commission also chided and incumbent Republican research centers. May Both Nixon and Agnew appear abound among American Nixon for not taking any major The Commission on Campus Senator Ralph Smith. educational experts. steps to alleviate the of Unrest's findings weren't the first ready to sacrifice student - causes administrative communications Despite political gains that student unrest. Commission condemnations of Nixon's The Administration has Nixon may make in Predictions of a "doomsday" in return for a Republican gain on Washington, Chairman William Scranton, the indicated that the universities had his fall on the nation's handlings of the college youth by present course could succeed college former Republican governor of Presidential appointees. the legislative rolls. better take care of the campus in again alienating and campuses are not unfounded. unrest and violence issue before inducing Despite an apparent lull in the Pennsylvania, said (after releasing Secretary of the Interior Walter the college students to act this fall the commission's report), Hickel blasted Nixon last "The name of the political the government is forced to enter action, the conditions that caused "Since spring as they did during last May's the episodes of last spring, there for not looking at young game here (Chicago) is pin the the picture. last spring's student outbreak seriously uprisings. have changed little if any. has not been the kind of enough. leadership needed to bring about The war in Vietnam still rages the kind of reconciliation that The President's special on, and United States we're talking about." adviser on campus unrest, participation there is in its ninth Vanderbilt University Chancellor But President Nixon has Alexander Heard, warned Nixon year. The Senate defeated a indicated that he is disdainful of that he had better pay heed to the proposal for a volunteer army in the late August, so the much-hated commission's findings. As views of the college students. Sol Detroit Free Press writer Robert Selective Service System is still in Linowitz, the chairman of effect. And legislative attempts by the Senate to force President Nixon into a timetable withdrawal of U.S. troops in Southeast Asia and Tax law Lazy day to limit United States actions there have largely failed. A fall sun provided the right light to catch during a moment between classes. up on the news State News photo by Harold Friedl Despite Nixon's claim, made during his Kansas State speech in 'U' fund earlier in the month, that the An All- that is organizing the University voluntary Development Fund Campaign fund raising campaign among the pollution endangers will utilize 8,000 ^ir a Michigan tax law employes of the making it possible for MSU University. employes to use contributions to Money raised by this the Universtiy as tax deductions. All-University Development Contributions to institutions Fund Campaign will be used for of higher learning in Michigan Distinguished Faculty Awards, ruit, vegetable gardens which are permitted as deductions in arriving at taxable income under the U.S. Internal Distinguished Scholarship Awards, Ralph Young Scholarship Fund, acquisitions Revenue code will generally for the library, Kresge Art Air pollution is threatening country' are no longer safe from free of air pollutants," Carew qualify for credit against the Center and the museum, faculty me gardens, as well as the effects of air pollution," emphasized. donor's Michigan income tax. seminars, Abrams Planetarium mmercial orchards and Carew said. "Increased levels of "Gaseous pollutants from the The law provides that if an and campus beautification. getable fields, an MSU air pollutants affect plants far Chicago-Gary area could have an employe contributes $100 to tieulturist said recently, from the source of pollution." increasingly adverse effect on MSU, for example he generally lohn Carew, professor and lairman of the Dept. of Air pollution is killing trees several miles from Los Angeles. southwestern Michigan fruit and can receive a $50 tax credit on vegetable production. his state income tax plus another TODAY IS rticultu e, said home It is also reducing yields of "Losses due to air pollution $28 in federal tax deductions irde tiers may notice that ■tables planted near heavy commercial vegetable growers in New Jersey, according to the affect both the the consumer producer, in the form of and for charitable contributions. Thus, the $100 donation RING DAY iffic sometimes appear sickly, horticulturist. poorer quality produce, would cost the donor $22. lis is frequently due to Temperature inversions trap decreased supply and Using the law as a guideline, higher >us pollutants from auto or polluted air near the ground, prices." Emerv G. Foster, vice president [dustrial sources, Carew Carew explained. This mass of The amount of gaseous for MSU's business operations is [plained, :iting several national pollutants may be carried along the ground many miles from the pollutants released into the air heading a 10-man committee must be CAMPUS BOOK Jnreys. reduced before air I'Even commercial fruit igetable operations 'out in the and source, "No he said. area of the world is now pollution reductions in causes our significant nation's food RUSH STORES supply, Carew warned. PHI "At the same time, scientists KAPPA TAU must increase research Prof to picked develop plant varieties of pollution," he said. tolerant Call 332-3577 125 N. Harrison fational ■ Myles G. Boylan, director of group study ■SU's School of Urban Planning ■d Landscape Architecture, has they meet today's problems and those future. specific of the ANNOUNCEMENT leen selected to lead a national Boylan explains that greater Examinations for Regular Certification ludy of curricula standards by emphasis should be placed on Je American Society of variety and flexibility in new Chicago Public Schools landscape Architects. accreditation policies to allow s chairman of the society's schools to meet certain ■ommittee on Education standards yet give them latitude Date of National Teacher Examination: Nov. 14, 1970 ■olicies and Planning, Boylan in deciding on their own Deadline for filing with Educational ■ill examine the Testing Service: Oct. 22,1970 relationship of directions. lndscape architecture to present Deadline for filing Application (Form Ex5) Oct. 9, 1970 f°iety and help determine how SKIERS WHY do the Moosuski's Apply- Board of Examiners, Room 1026 N relationship can best be ► fleeted In educational say, "Coors of Course?" See Chicago Board of Education movies of last year's Aspen trip 228 North LaSalle Street iograms. ■ The committee will tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Chicago, Illinois 60601 primarily Anthony, and you'll find out, or |"dy ■Meditation the society's current call John at 351-8647. policies to see if Kindergarten-Primary Early Childhood Education Intermediate-Upper Grades Education in the Elementary The Colonel's School Biology and General Science Chemistry, Physics, General Science High School English English Language and Mini-Lunch High School History High School Mathematics ♦High School Physical Literature Social Studies Mathematics Education Men Men's Physical Education Women Women's Physical Education High School Physics Special Chemistry, Physics, General Science Art, Grades 7-12 Art Education General Science, Biology and General Science Grades 7-12 General Science, Chemistry, Physics, Grades 7-12 General Science ♦Homemaking Arts, Home Economics Education Grades 7-12 "'Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Education Grades 7-12 89* ♦Music, Vocal, Grades 7-12 ♦Music, Instrumental, Grades 7-12 •Prtctlctlt will b glvn In April, 1971. Special Notice Candidates for teaching certificates may make application for the examination if they meet all requirements by February 15, 1971. The candidate should file application with Educational Testing *2 Pieces of Finger Lickin' Chicken Service, Box 911, Princeton, New Jersey 08540, to take the National Teacher Examination in the area for which he is qualified. •French Fries The following credentials must be presented to the Board of Ex¬ aminers not later than Friday, October 9, 1970: Application (Form Ex5) Official transcripts Official birth certificates Applicants for certification should request that National Teacher COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Examination scores be sent to the Board of Examiners. Minimum scores required: Common Exam 500 fcntuduj fried MERIDIAN MALL Teaching Aroa Exam 550 Total Composite Scores 1100 The Chicago Board of Education Application Form (Ex5) and Infor¬ mation about examinations to be announced for 1971 may be ob¬ II £ GRAND RIVER, S.LOGAN E.L. 4238 W. SAGINAW 3200 N. EAST ST. tained from the Board of Examiners at the address shown above. Applications for the National Teacher Examination may be obtained 0 E. MICHIGAN (U.S. 27) from Educational Testing Service. | -CLIP THIS COUPON ' £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Septemh^n , J U' between themselves institutions in other parts houses and of the will be placed on these linkages because partnership and •A program basic with science LaMolin exchange (the MUC agricultural colleges. [re ch In addition to these world. cooperation need to replace Agrarian University) in Lima, international activities, MUCIA The Midwest Universities MUCIA received a $3.5 tutelage In the relationship of Peru. •The National also facilitates the pooling of Consortium for International million, five-year grant from the American universities with Institute of resources in the United States. Activities (MUCIA) has moved Ford Foundation in 1964. The institutions of developing Development Administration in consortium is still using this countries. Bangkok. Involved in this Through the group's efforts, a its headquarters from the student may study at another money, as well as additional "The universities and research program are teaching, training University of Illinois to MSU. member institution, conduct funds from the Agency for establishments in the developing and research programs in the MUCIA was formed in 1964 research overseas and still receive International nations have grown in quality, various fields of development when the University of Illinois, Development (AID). complexity and administration, including public a degree from his home lection Indiana University, the George Axinn, MUCIA self-confidence," he said. "Their administration, business university. University of Wisconsin and administration and development executive director and former connection with a combination Another MUCIA MSU joined to work in the area economics. project is in asst. dean of international of American institutions enables of library of international activities. In the •A Korean education project the area acquisitions. programs, said MUCIA is them to draw upon a larger fall of 1969, the University of which provides consultants to Through the group, a specialist Minnesota was elected as the attempting to establish a mutual group of high-quality in one area of study will visit the South Korean government group's fifth member. cooperation union among specialists." each member institution, institutions of Over the last six years, MUCIA for its long-range educational Operating from its new offices higher education. determine the need for in the Center for International "One of the major objectives has pooled its resources in four planning agencies. additional materials in that area, of MUCIA," Axinn explained, •An Indonesian agricultural Programs, MUCIA institutions major overseas assistance and then travel to the country "is to establish a worldwide education program to assist that strive to improve the bonds projects currently in operation. with which the area is concerned network of higher education These projects nation in further developing its include: on a book-buying mission for all institutions with functional member institutions working relationships. These would then have the capacity to MSU's liaison officer to MUCIA is Richard Niehoff, asst. NOW! Open 12:45 transcend temporary international animosities. "Through such a system of Council now taking dean of international programs. Members of MUCIA's board of Continuous from 1:15 directors include Ralph relationships," he continued, Feature Smuckler, dean of international fellowship requests "countries would still be able to 1:25-3:30-5:30-7:35-9:35 exchange data, publications, programs, and Milton Muelder, American A movie as as Moms research findings and materials — even in times of trouble. itself, would foster better This, in Applications for postdoctoral and graduate fellowships for study vice-president for research development and dean of the School of Advanced Graduate Not too lay in mathematics; physical, medical and biological sciences; A South Vietnamese soldier takes advantage of a respite in fighting to get a haircut from his Studies. apple pie. Daddy's understanding and world peace." Axinn said that in the coming engineering; certain social sciences; and history and/or philosphy of barber at a fire base in the hills west of Da Nang, South Vietnam. Scotch on the decade an increased emphasis science are now being accepted by the National Research Council. Applications can be made by college seniors, graduate students APWirephott uto rocks and little working in a degree program and individuals wishing to do iewyom Maxiels hang ups. Upheaval, violence mark postdoctoral work. All applicants must be citizens of the United time w SKIERS TAKE a trip you'll States, and will be judged only on the basis of ability. never linghetti," forget with the MOOSUSKI's. See Further information and application materials may be obtained : at off page 12 for exciting plans of this from the Fellowship office, National Research Council, 2101 Theater, year's Moosuski Extravaganza. Constitution Ave., N. W., Washington, D.C., 20418. avant gard "The people The deadline for applications for graduate fellowships in Nov. 30, rather wisi Nigeria's 10-year history and for regular postdoctoral fellowships, Dec. 7. .uthor Lav next door" PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 Also to be awarded in March are the Danforth Graduate bunded th Fellowships for seniors or recent graduates of accredited colleges in eration" ^EliWaach the United States who have serious interest in college career and who plan to study for a Ph.D. teaching as a nations within Nigeria — the from Britain, the Soviet Union has 12 states. The hope isthatt •ouac and ation u . LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - With lie Harris Information may be obtained from Frank H. Blackington III, director of the Honors College. The Danforth Foundation does not much rejoicing, Nigeria celebrates largely Yoru ba Moslem North, the West and the and Egypt. Sound economy proliferation will force peopl realistic Hal Holbrook this week its first decade as an predominantly Ibo East. They develop more localized loyilt loyal ects of sur accept direct applications for the fellowships. independent nation. The last 10 Bolstering the government's and prevent the "big light jockeyed for political position, mood of self confidence is the Deborah Winters years have not been happy ones, - politics that characterized pi^Jecraft. ]boLate Open At 6:30 Cartoon At 7:00 Opto At 6:30 Cartoon At 7:00 but this country is potentially the dividing and allying with each other, ripping apart the fragile economy, remarkably undisturbed by the war. 1966 affairs, federal government will be ali Three Tho ch opens The Hero iXV"" a"d thi"ss ,re On Oct. 1,1960, the sovereign Ruthless alliance Traditional exports like peanuts, cocoa, cotton and dominate the smaller states.: palm oil the argument, irney in centrates A ruthless alliance of the North products have kept up their Yet Nigeria remains a divii ased benea state of Nigeria promised to Ends Tues. All Color with a faction of the West turned prewar levels. The key to society, an amalgam of bed. Th< — Ends Tues. - All Color become a vindication of British elections into a joke. By 1965 law Nigeria's new hard - cash Islamic, desert cultures of "SHOCKING IMPACT!" GORE VIDAL S colonialism, a working cautiously and order had collapsed in the prosperity is oil, however. North and the animist their no MYRA democracy in turbulent black Africa. divided West and threatened to One million barrels of highly Christian peoples of the trap s from pel NGC THEATRE CORP. BRECKINRIDGE SPARTAN TWIN EAST ■RANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phone 351 0030 "tatzzr BBfiJSES MWvm. At 9:25 But there were three submerged do so elsewhere. On Jan. 15, 1966, a handful of prized, low - sulphur crude are produced daily. Since the war's South, Nigerians speak some omprehensi the sec 9:30 ONLY mainly Ibo officers ended the era end the government's oil revenues languages and dialects. Englii. gation," a of civilian politics by have jumped, from $78 million the official language, but Rj from the f - Also - ® Also assassinating the federal prime last year to an estimated $280 Nigeria also broadcasts in lor to be< "A Time For Giving" A Different Kind of Love James Colburn "HARD CONTRACT" - Lee Remick Elections set minister and the Northern and Western million this year. Still divided others. A decade is lius sym regional prime ministers. time for all these peoplestoco frontation. Rated GP At 7:07 Only Rated R 7:07 ONLY £ • « The young officers' coup was Instead of four, Nigeria today to think of themselves as a nati The Victim for UlSrriCl reps quashed, but the army took over i of proi Nigeria. it unfol K1 MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES Special elections will be held Coup followed coup. On July 29, 1966, junior officers from the rest the W RIOUCIO PHICFS OA 11 Y DURING TWI 11 Tf HOUR< Oct. 15 to select new ASMSU district representatives in the North murdered Maj. Gen. State Showstoppers aphor has of archaic i Eaf Johnson Aguyi - Ironsi, the Ibo f Uiood/to„ 5.00 5:30, Adulti 90C Showstoppers, a MSU entertained for banqu Donald Moore, the former The 2V4- year attempt of professional performing group, >ugh Oct. Eastern Nigeria to secede from conventions, high school ih and Jun< Akers Fee run - representative, died in will be at 7 p.m. Sunday and community groups and roi levels ee an auto accident Sept. 14. Ted Nigeria as a new nation called Monday in 103 of the Music television show. This year's p Biafra finally defeated last tview ur McClendon, the Mason - Abbott - was Practice Bldg. include a cabaret, a bararach GEORGE C SCOTT Van Hoosen representative, January. That left a legacy of :ated. Gordon Mehling, a graduate a rhythm set. KARL MALUM suspicion and economic y°u are i resigned the same day. student in music and director of 1:30-5:00-8:15 destruction in parts of the East, the group said each student nization, Twl Lite Hour 4:30-5:00 The war has meant disclocation should prepare two selections Placement *1 Adults 90C TODAY IS and poverty for many. The East Central State, which showing his versatility in singing, . . . ible and A OOL DAY! Goldmine of'69! contains the Ibo core dancing and acting. An accompanist will be present at MaQOZHI© fS interview < RING DAY conquered Biafra, is moving ali auditions, but the contestant ** rmation is YOUR WAGON beyond the crisis of hunger but has 20 per cent unemployment may bring his own if he wishes. About twenty members will be h O I rl fTI P0tll I O IIOIU III OCn :ment at the PI BulU n most plus a shortage of money and an chosen. The groups rehearse once dep; . ^LITARY 1 , 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 inevitable postwar malaise. a week and special rehearsals for ..A. represent at 1 ve SHOWING AT: 7:00 - 9:30 Twi-liti Ht. 4:00-4:30. Adult»90C CAMPUS For the victors the war has been a tonic. Top civil servants who ran individual 1 ..uiviauai and ana speciality numbers are required. Members Mademoiselle magazine will J ?f™p.us 7 p,nJ: I'lL entsareadv Academy Award 1 JohnWayne the country while the army of last year's cast averaged $5 - HaM to discuss the maKl g EXCLUSIVE BOOK STORES fought feel they passed an acid test: they kept bureaucracies $15 per performance. Material for the Showstoppers' magazine. The presentation isj Forrest Ixker operating and the economy in connection with the maga» TOMORROW Lynda Day PROGRAM INFORMATION 482 3905 decent health. Similarly, the miliUry feels programs is drawn mainly from musical comedy, although the annual College Competlt Girls interested! contest IL group performs everything from E3 ICHiGAN IN COLOR: 1:45-3:45-5:45-7:45-9:45 Twl Lite Hour 5:15-5:45 A0UTS90c buoyed by its ultimate triumph, opera to folk and rock writing, advertising and o —1«— Theatre • Lansinq even if won with important help aspects of magazine wor RUSH KILLY LIVES. See Jean-Claude given an opportunity to M ^ Open Killy in person Fri., Oct. 9, at Mademoiselle guest editors [J 1:00 p.m., Now Thru Thurs: PHI Jenison Fieldhouse. Save $1.00 summer. 1:45-3:40-5:35-7:30-9:30 KAPPA TAU when you purchase your tickets Girls interested in I with your United 12-21 Wed. is Ladies Day Call 332-3577 must also card. You magazine runs and in entenn show 125 N. Harrison card for contest are asked to atten 75c - 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. admission. film will be shown. Goldwyn -Mayer prat* Rent A Tube! Pick up your set Fri. "Pieces of Dreams" PROGRAM INFORM^ i ION 332 5817 today! Due to the abnormal subject matter of this motion picture, Open absolutely no (hildren will be allowed 6:45 p.m. Now Thru Thurs. with or without their parents....special Feature 7:25-9:30 p.m. uniformed police will supervise admissions "NO ONE SHOULD MISS IT! STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL" — Hiwird Thomp.on, N.Y. Timet PRODUCER POOR WHITE TRASH HA6BARD Music &SI6NE "The Red Mantle" » OPEW WED. 'OPEN WFn AND TUIIRS TIL Aiun THURS. TIL 9 Phi 245 ANN STREET ^2^19® Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 29, 1970 7 resge ALDRICH FILM Ixflib its Too Late the Hero offers "MSU has had the IsU's Kresge Art Center tired old privilege of the new season borrowing works themes T will open from the Kf an exhibit of contemporary Winston Collection. from the Winston "Mrs. Barnett Malbin (the same war beginning Saturday former Mrs. on Harry L. Winston) has not running through Oct. 25. astute only been an avid and The last really exciting war technicolor and on the wide dubious rewards of Xreception for the public, will collector." L«ve said, «« adventure film was "The Guns of screen. heroism, but but, what is more they endup communicating only hield fr°m 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday those without important to Navarone" and that was made in Films like "Too Late the Hero" the senselessness of filmmakers he gallery. the means to 1961. Since then the adventure set out to display the who insist on doing the same tired make such a he exhibit consists of 100 collection, she has fan has had to settle for a dreary senselessness of war and the things over and always been eager to share over again. Its including works from the succession of action epics, the glWIM* it with others. tadic Series" by Anni Albers, best of which might generously "She has j works by Karel Appel, always been a be termed respectable facsimiles. Ixander Calder, Patrick gracious hostess to graduate art Like the western, there's not Kfield, Jasper Johns, and Roy students from MSU," he said. Michael's much a filmmaker can do with The nucleus of the the well snstein. collection worn genre of the war [ futurist works by early 20th adventure. But it can't be too , several occasions," Paul gallery director, said, century artists such as Boccioni much to ask for a glimmer of and Severini, usually remains originality, a slight rearrangement intact in her of cliches and an occasional Birmingham home plot is Art. so that it is available to twist to supplement the blood students Michael Caine — in the routine jrlinghetti But, Love said, Mrs. Malbin has many other related works, such as an extensive collection of and the danger and the noise. Or can it? "Too Late the Hero," the new business of stalking an enemy - infested jungle, bickering with fellow soldiers and struggling to prints and posters, which often war film from Robert Aldrich stay alive. go out on loan. ("The Dirty Dozen," "Whatever ays said In contemporary addition prints, to the works Happened to Baby Jane"), doesn't live up to even one's Aldrich has never been famous for his restraint, and "Too Late the Hero" is not likely to alter his That's better ihxn his unit' from MSU's permanent collection will be displayed. minimal hopes. It is yet another film about a small group of men image. It's all gutsy, bloody Deirecalled Sue. of date action with any number of who undertake a perilous mission grisly P Wirephoto ut from Twenty-three African pieces the Harry and Freda into enemy territory with little moments to satisfy those who crave their chance of survival. bloodletting in EW YORK (AP) - There was Schaeffer Collection will be Too late Set on an island in the South time when "Three By shown. Love noted that this k linghetti," which opened last addition considerably broadens ■It at off - Broadway's Jan the African holdings in MSU's s Theater, would have rated avant garde drama. Now it's permanent collection. Michael Caine, left, and Cliff Robertson on a island in Robert Aldrich's war film "Too Late the portray two soldiers dangerous mission through the jungles of a South Pacific Hero." Pacific in 1943, "Too Late the Hero" is memorable only in its entrapment of two relatively fine actors — Cliff Robertson and rather wistfully out of date, uthor Lawrence Ferlinghetti aunded the prehippie "beat SCHOOL CHIEF SAYS eration" along with Jack ouac and Allen Ginsberg. His lopeisthatl ation upon symbolic, Schools compared to jails realistic and anguished force ilized people loyalt Kfc; of survival seem naive in "big light of more recent icterized pi jecraft. Three Thousand Red Ants,' twill be abli ich opens the long night's SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - barricaded or locked toilet "Generally, school buildings regardless of the structure of the into the This city's new school chief rooms, cell like classrooms." obvious, - building, is the attitude of the jler states, r icentrates upon a couple thinks too many classrooms are Shaheen, 57, is beginning his first year as superintendent of across like the country have a cell - structure. The typical staff and community toward ains a divi ased beneath the sheets of a oversized jail cells and teachers classroom is rectangular and has young people," he added. bed. There is an interlude spend too much time acting as the 90,000 - student San ilgam of >e one door and a few windows. They need to be treated with fltures of jailers. Francisco public school system cautiously mimed copulation It's a large - scale prison cell." respect, and with regard for their animist their no-contact That's one of the reasons for after five years as schools chief basic rights, he said. dialogue from personal trivia to the student rebellion, according to in Rockford, 111. Shaheen said classrooms |>f the trap k some amprehensibly important. Thomas A. Shaheen. The One of his first plans is to the second item, "The surprising thing is that more do abolish requiring students to sign should be larger, combining several classes in different parts SKIERS JOIN the Incredible, in and sign out of schools. Fantastic, Moosuski's for the time pets. Englii igation," an alligator climbs not rebel, he added in an of larger rooms, allowing of your life. New memberships ge, but Rj the floor of a dixieland Mqryley recently.' students to move about with taken The sign-in system, he said, tonight at 7:30 p.m. in 109 ideasts in lor to become a pecularly "Our schools are more freedom. organized on should not apply to all students Anthony. hardlyeno eoplestoi lius symbol of racial a semiprison approach, on crime ifrontation. Or so it seemed. and punishment and vesasanatu^^The Victims of Amnesia" is a robbers techniques," he said. cops and when only one out of 30 students violates the rules. The school "But the overriding thing, Delta Sigma Phi i of programming. By the "We have lack of trust - buildings The sign-in themselves need some radical building is forty years old - it unfolds any potential and sign-out slips, detention OPEN RUSH changes too, he added. organization nearly seventy - frest the message of its systems, wardens and jailers, fear TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY "We need to knock down ~ « taphor has been lost in that of escape, regimentation, limited some walls in some of our older C | b of archaic archness. opportunities for choice, school Come over — Look at the house, buildings," he said. the little sisters — See for yourself irs Placement Atlantic Cig Red 1218 E.GRAND RIVER FOR RIDES CALL: 332-5035 following employers will military service. Many employers Richfield Co., Avco [ppers ri banqu interviewing from Oct. 7 have indicated an interest in Lycoming Div., E.L. Du Pont De - is net the sen •ugh Oct. 9. interviewing the student before Nemours & Co., Household i oups and school ch and June December, graduates of all and after his duty with the Finance Corp., Motorola Inc., cf Scarlet C'Hara. a Tis year's pi bararach bw 1 levels are unless eligible to otherwise Armed Forces. Oct. 7: Carnation Co., College Life Ins. Co., Kraftco Corp. (Semiconductor Prod. Div.), Newport News Ship - Building & Dry Dock Co., Radiation Inc., LOOKING FOR A SOLID FRATERNITY? y°" are interested in an (Research and Development R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., nization, please sign up in Division), Levitt and Sons, Inc., Univac. Placement Bureau as soon as Pfizer Inc., Standard Oil of Oct. 9: Aluminum Co. of ible and AT LEAST TWO OOL DAYS in advance of California, Uniroyal, Inc., Zenith Radio Corp. America, Carnation Co., E. I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co., J.K. CONSIDER FARMHOOSE ie re interview date. Additional Oct. 8: Aluminum Co. of Lasser & Co., Lipton Tea Co., mation is available in the America, Anheuser - Busch, Inc., Main Lafrentz, New York ment Bulletin posted each University. leetii at the Placement Bureau RUSH THE OOTSTANDING NATIONAL FRATERNITY i most departments. PHI ative fr UTARY OBLIGATIONS: KAPPA TAU izinewillb nts are advised to interview today in* employers even though Call 332-3577 have not 125 N. Harrison completed their SCHOLARSHIP? The best record of any fraternity at MSU . . . first scholastically for the last 15 terms. We have majors in every college in the university. No minimum grade point required. SOCIAL LIFE? The of the game A well rounded schedule of house name canoe parties, as well as week-end excursions like trips. No date? Our little sisters witi get you one. There are lots of games at MSU. (The reader should freely substitute "bags," "concerns," "interests," etc. for "games.") The fight for grades game. The preparation for life game. The social life game. The student government game. At Psi U we don't have study tables, lectures on how to get ahead in business, or CAMPUS ACTIVITIES? mandatory parties. We're willing to let IFC go its own apologetic way as long as we are free to do as we like. We don't knock studying, partying, or working in student organizations. These activities Currently in ninth place in I.M. sports. Farm House is active in homecoming, are just as valid, but no more, than Psi U's function of providing a good place to live. For Greek Sing, and various us "a good place to live" is a house that reminds visitors of a castle, a cohesive campus organizations. yet tolerant group of friends, communal living responsibilities. Most important, Psi U is an integrative force which can change "outside activities" into parts of an individual's whole. If you dig wholeness and togetherness or if you're just curious about fraternities: Call 351-4686, 87, 88. PLEDGING? We'll arrange a ride to our house and introduce you to our family. Rush is from 7 to 10 p.m. tonight. M.S.U's most progressive fraternity — no hazing, no blackball. From the start, we treat a pledge as a brother. We realize that you are here to get an education, Meet the Fiji's during and grow. Heavy pledge duties are not a part of FarmHouse's pleuge program. lusic I open ruth fall term. Co. ^hi Gamma Delta Call 351-4686, 87, 88 PSI UPSILON FarmHouse invites all underclassmen Wednesday from 7 to 10 like. p.m. even if Call 332-8635 for for rides. to visit our Home you're just curious to at 151 see Bogue what a on Tuesday or good f-a* s 810 W. Grand River 2 3 9 O • H hill 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 29 I9701 People struggle in Jordan AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — In a moment, the fighting was over and the people emerged from lamps bow their heads to the ground was on'y shelled only briefly, and then toys. Huge recoilless rifles point outskirts. The camp lies their snouts toward guerrilla - shattered street thick with the litter of war, thousands of hungry their cellars to seek the necessities King Hussein Street, running in a vast hollow north by Jebel held territory. Parked just off the men, women and children clamor of life. They need food and, even along the ridge of Jebel Hussein. Hussein and is the home of some road is a commando jeep with a and fight and claw for food. more, they need water. is a scene of devastation. Barely a 35,000 Palestinians. Newsmen flower at each corner. Like all the Like voracious ants, they Two women fight hysterically house or a shop remains have not been permitted into the vehicles, it carries a portrait of swarm over a convoy of relief for possession of a bulging sack undamaged. The thick stone walls camp. King Hussein, trucks, struggling for sacks of tugging at each end until it bursts. are pock - marked by machine - He said the camp was "He is our god says Then they scoop up handfuls of gun fire and gouged by artillery, surrounded by troops and armor Mohamed We love Jordan and flour. These are people — Jordanians flour from the dusty ground. Manv homes are burned and and then search and destroy we are ready to die for it, every and Palestinians alike — grown Everyone is white with flour, like fancy - dress ghosts. destroyed. On a corner charred and blackened shell of stands the a P^ols went in after six days to corner of it. But the Fedayeen °ut any guerrillas who might turn their guns against us and call accustomed to violent death and the din of battle. A volley of The big food trucks came from gas station that burned like a re™in- There were very few, he us traitore. the Israeli occupied west bank of - torch for two davs M,d- Like Mohamed- most army warning shots is ignored by them. As they punch, back and chop the Jordan River. But no one on In the roadway officers who fought on Jebel their way towards the load of Jebel Hussein questioned the unaccountably lies a new pair of "We found thelr uniforms and Hussein, was unhappy with the source of aid. /.mm'c child, chA«, shoes. Mn No one ninWc picks thpm them their weapons and their boots, cease - fire that brought that flour, the surging crowd kicks up a cloud of dust around the savage, ^ n(/the guerriUas.. the batt,e to an end four days ago. violent scene. Holding plastic buckets in How manv oeoole died here'' It added- "I know my soldiers are good Bent double beneath his load, a outstretched arms, Arab children line the streets pleading for is impossible accuracv say with any The armv claims verv "But we captured their registers soldiers," Mohamed said. "If they and we know now who ls a would «,ve us Permlss,on we man stumbles away with a sack "maya, maya" — water, water. few. The guerrillas say thousands. 11a and who * not" could clean out the city and there on his back. His family, eyes wild and fists clenched, prepares to beat off anyone trying to snatch up A fire department tanker drives and hundreds surge around. Capt. Sayal Mohamed of the 4th Division Armored Tough Jordanian commandos Corps 1st in rJ berets lounge in their j^°Amrmn°W^should^u"this bvitfrcTs itii As Two - year Feeding old Heather Simmons watches as a 6 - pound -4 ounce it from him. Troops are powerless to control Royal Guard Brigade, told trucks and in the battered houses, - ape is fed. The tiny animal h how his troops had we shall have the problem all over been kept in an incubator to protect it from On Jebel Hussein, one of the them or get them into an orderly newsmen cradling their automatic rifles like *P germs. AP 5 seven hills of Amman, this was line. The water fought yard by yard along King again. Wirephoto goes to the the ugly aftermath of civil war. strongest. ''Every window was For 11 days, Jordanian soldiers battled in the streets with The crowds struggle among a tangle of broken power and dangerous," he said, "We had to DOCTORS, TEACHERS DISAGREE Palestinian blast them out house by house. guerrillas. For the telephone lines. Buckled street They hit us with everything they had — rockets, grenades. YOUR EYES PROTECT . From harmful sunrays with a . . "We lost 25 wounded along suppose guerrillas." we dead and this street and I killed about 100 30 Parents WASHINGTON subcommittee holding the statements hailof probe Mohamed claimed his troops (AP) by persons marks improved, but he Can't concentrate. He's new pair of sunglasses with overed huge guerrilla congressman s plans to hearings. prominent educational experienced brief heada- 'ies, brithl plain or prescription ground Gallagher's concern yet does poorly in school, f ammunition dumps, one of them investigate the use of am_hetamine organizations that the use of the blurry vision, stomach ache, lenses. We also carry a wide class drues drills will wants friends. Vet comDanbJ underneath a mosque, enough to . drugs will invatlv greatly in^rpntu>H increased in In 1 brief anxiety. The shun him. His behaviorI""110"! *tj '^hooT^hildren'Vas j .1 ,,, woman said . , . selection of frames and can " 8 ' prescribed by doctors for such the next few years. her doctor told her the him n__ make repairs on your hyperkinesia, .he Gallagher's mail has been nearly unbearable i three months symptoms were not side effects damaged sunglasses while you criticism from some doctors problem - child syndrome. ~,,|ted- - parents, teachers He ireported of the drugs, wait. iic c p u 11 c u hls_unlt 1110 anH tcflchsrs And toarher!1 Gallagher said administration No representative of but they playmates." Congress disappeared after the school year Bator flffhtinffwIUi the'cuerrUlasin'the Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher, of the drugs; usually is suggested should hive the audacity toTtate ^ndeTand" d^g 'treaTment wu Gallagher inveVti gating 241 E. Saginaw i J^belHussein rea D-N.J., opens hearings today as by the child's school that children are being drugged suspended. informally for four' end of Abbott Rd. (M-78) ED 2-5222 Mohamed a small dark wiry chairman of a House privacy He "ld stance# have been just to keep them quiet," writes A California woman said her since reports surfaced that 3 ( in his'inte W a ReHouin subcommittee. His aim is to find reported where the parents an Ohio osteopath. He calls the son was treated with Dexedrine fSm1heiSC^L«S'dtv^of°UAl whethe'r ' the" d'rugs "ari being consent was in effect coerced by confined to their medically threats to bar the child from drugs a godsend for "treating In'the fireVpaV.''T found"out to 6,000 Omaha, Neb., school were children L boing give! Ammon problem children. what it was I threw It out." She Our Average Student reads S KiMH^'in King "usse " RSwcTmS lteiu«ee uamP ^cognized use in treating brain"- regular classes and other cases of A New Jersy man said he and said the child was bright and had drugs. damaged children or whether "implied consent" by ignorant his wife had refused to allow learned to tell time at the age of 4.7 times faster normal, bright youngsters P*";?48- ^ ▼Anat# are , 4 tl , their 7 - year - old daughter to 3 by going around the house COUft Clrfink than their starting speed with I UUAY 10 being drugged to keep them We_ have^nothe intendon of confidential ^ be treated with the drugs despite from clock to clock. "Thev ^ pressure from the school don't have to sit still to learn.5 "Before this grows into the relations between parents, physiologist. "She comparable comprehension RING DAY millions, I thirkwe ought to have a look at it," Gallagher said. He ped^tricians and children Gallagher told a reporter. But with - me and told was me my little girl would start to annoyed that soon her Another California woman eighth- grade son refused delay for trial take a tranquilizer prescribed for heads the House are concerned with privacy masturbate as a result of all this him. "He said it indicated to the The trial for 10 extra energy. She made me feel other students and teachers arrested on May 19 and charg MOOSUSKI NOW has new offices as though I was a stupid, that something was wrong with w't^1 trespassing CAMPUS on campus. Hours: 9:30 353-5199 meeting - 240 Men's 12, 1 - 5. Phone I.M. Meet planned neglectful parent wonder we have so It's much drug no him mentally." CIBA Pharmaceutical Co., property at the Union has adjourned until 9:30 be a.m] tonight 109 abuse, when even schools 4 W ednesday at East LansinJ BOOK STORES Anthony at 7:30 p.m. by ASMSU pushing it An Ohio on first - graders." woman* _ wrote Chat which manufactures one of the drugs. gives these symptoms for Muncipal Court, _ Hodge, court clerk, said, she tutored two brain - damaged hyperkinesis, or minimal brain The trial was original! NUC inSlde^2Ste|tlZuk'o? ^AthW^.p.Tboywho '"He^ms In perpetual New MSU (ASMSU) cabinet post can had receiving Cs and Fs In rftJuest°f th,e with They'l^throw °him thl^screen Daugherty said he and the squad will be going into the game with if„ '"y Daugherty and his possibly has as much "I don't know where pass or hit him long. He used to a positive attitude. through ablli*y but Spartans are thrn..oh put NotNotre Dame is » XT . n » . , all of — "• be uc a a halfback n< so he's got great "We've Saturday's 38-14 Powerful team. They tk . Notre Dame s big linemen came speed never entered a game , simply from,' Daugherty quipped, "but "A lot of teams have we didn't feel we couldn't win," Washington State was , Monday as the team ^ pn« . . . ne Irish will ----- 7" bring into East him deep and have given him played the he said. "I'm and certainly pleased encouraged with the fed* ««"■ to work ■ nut how otnn n nnfonf to stop a potent to ^ n 1 ^ 1 1 ® "ttle subdued today,' Lansing one of the best combinations in passing short pass because of fear of the touchdown bomb. Yet once he attitude of They feel they this year's squad. beat anybody the country. gets that short pass, he's been can D«ne offense that comes Mid the The Joe Theismann toTom now, including Notre Dame, and wn this week. Gatewood combo has been MfJi!"" UP catch.' l!' y8rdS 8 thC you can ** sure I m not going to his Monday press luncheon, successful 19 times in two try and convince them any ,herty was lavish with his 1 c®me from watching Trying to forget about the different." ' games, good for 303 yards and Irish for a bit, Daugherty said for Ara j-ranked squad. Parseghian's s °!He ,,Dame/Purdue game three touchdowns. Daugherty was pleased with certain SPARTAN GOAL LINES: Ten 'team f®n "Big compared Gatewood to Purdue's aspects of the Spartans'game Sophomore punter Dick Salani -,'tiis is probably one of the re minaltenger. Messinger was forced good efforts against Notre to ,eave the game but later Dame." returned and was the Cougars' Daugherty signaled out Brad leadin8 tackier with 14 . . . Van Pelt and junior defensive Washington State scored their tackle Duane McLaughlin for touchdown with 2:04 left in the their good work on defense. Same. In the remaining time wWJ'. McLaughlin is a big 6-4, 235 they ran ^ p,ays while the pounder who will probably be Spartans ran four. That's an the Spartans' starting lineup Saturday battling Notre Dame's in average °f one play every eight seconds. . . A total of 56 Running MSU's exciting flanker Eric Allen gains big yardage on this powerful linemen. Spartans play against Washington State got into Saturday's Saturday. Spartans Steve Kough (33) and Ken Alderson (41) are his blockers. Allen was awarded Linebacker Cal Fox, who was ^me. the game ball for his performance credited with 17 tackles in against WSU. State News photo by Milton Horst Saturday's game, was named Midwest Lineman of the Week by United Press International IM Football Schedule (UPI). The Battle Creek native who leads the Spartans in tackles with 30, suffered a knee ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * in the injury Field 1 6:1S Complete front end repair and first half of the WSU Arhouse - Aristocrats A . L. II game, but X-rays taken Monday 7:00 Soulful Shack - Graffitti 6:15 Hornet - House alignment -cm. llU&rtll&Ll I OOlOUll proved negative. Team physician 7:45 Wimbledon Winht 7:00 Fenian • Fetch * ** 8:30 Wooster - Woodward 7:45 McRae - McFadden Brakes * Suspension Dr. Jarrett, said the senior liii wai a common wane in Saturday'! MSU - Waihington State game ai Spartan runners were linebacker should be at full 8:30 Abortion • Abbey * Wheel ■pirated from the football seven times. Here, an unidentified Cougar grabs the arms of Spartan Field 7 balancing * Steering strength for the Notre Dame f IbKk Bill Trlp)«tt «nd liberate* the football. Eric Allan li th# Spartan on tht flround. 6:15 Morphork - Chlllon 5:30 Hubbard 11-12 State News photo by Milton Horst won.t the glve MS£ mucFh of ; 7:00 5 Spot - Brewery 7:45 Caravelle • Cache 8:30 Hoadrunner • C.W. moss 6:15 McLoy - McKinnon 7:00 Abdication - Abundantla 7:45 Akeg - Akrojox LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center 8:30 Hotpiciano • Hobbit 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 EXAS SECOND IN POLL 5:30 Wivern - Wisdom 6:15 Balder - Bardot 7:00 Casopolis - Carlton Phoenix Eye View Buckey es regain No. 1 7:45 Pooner Satyr - of College The Boilermakers, 16th last COLLEGE CURRICULUM AND p I YORK (UPI) - It's too week, dropped out of the top 20 Auburn, Arkansas, UCLA, previously unbeaten Addies STUDENT PROTEST Woody Hayes and Darrel Oklahoma, Arizona State, from the opening whistle. 1 couldn't book a game along with Missouri, Houstoir, Georgia Tech, Penn State, West Joseph J. Schwab n their respective schools Tennessee, Florida and Virginia, Alabama and San Diego However, Texas, which held "A tough-minded, analytic, and prescriptive r. The resutit of such a Washington. State. the no. 1 spot last week, had book ... the definitive handbook for creative i would Southern California, which trouble getting started against academic revolution."-Saturday Review. game give the _ - along with Notre Dame received .... „ The Buckeyes, displaying the Texas Tech and It wasn't until GIRLS MOOSUSKI would like "Schwab honestly attempts to find in student s top football coaches a to I cut indication of who Is the the only other first place votes, start a woman's ski team. Anyone protest understandable failings which seem to 8ame cnmchlng ground game the second half that Royal got interested should come to our result from weaknesses in education." ■college team In the country mov®d up a notch Into fourth that is characteristic of all his defending national meeting tonight at 7:30 —Michigan Daily. $2.95 with Hayes' teams, outmuscled the champions going. p.m. In io State or Texas. ",uu 21B 016~vn-J points while Stanford, 109 Anthony Hell. lit stands now, the Buckeyes another west coast power, fell THE KNOWLEDGE MOST WORTH HAVING 1 Ohio State are No. 1. But from fourth to fifth 207 Edited by Wayne C. Booth parely. points. USC shut out Iowa, teCHTI Humanists, physicists, and administrators make phlo State, which crushed 48-0, while Stanford was less LOCrOSSe ICUIN tsBTSc a strong case for liberal general education. Con¬ It KWOtttKmt «o«t wonth h p A&M, 56-13, In its season 'mpressive In defeating Oregon, tributors: Wayne C. Booth, F. Champion Ward, er last Saturday, polled 17 33-10. ■place votes to 16 for Texas, Nebraska (170) went from meeting Wed. WAH Northrop Frye, Sir John Cockcroft, John A. Simpson, John R. Piatt, Anno Firor Scott, James Redfield, Richard McKeon, and Edward H. Levi. $1.95 winner over Texas Tech, Restaurant 1 to eighth to sixth and Colorado There will be a meeting „ for all gain the top spot. The (122) skyrocketed from 16th to those interested in trying out for yes were awarded 317 on any order of two complete seventh as the Buffaloes pulled iacr0sse on Wednesday at 7 p.m. THIS COUPON The president of The University of Chicago discusses what a while Texas received 301 university is and what the upset of the week by in room 208 at the Men's IM dinners, the lower priced dinner Good after 4_ p.m it is not; the purposes of e 35-man board of undergraduate education, professional training, and shocking Penn State, 41-13, to Building. Anyone interested in Monday-Thursday graduate research; the relation of the university to its surroundings; and causes of had ig who would be a tough no. time 1. break the unbeaten streak at 31. Nittany Lions' Penn the sport, whether experienced or inexperienced, is invited to 1/2 OFF «•*'» September 29, 30 October 1 and 6 student unrest. $1.25 State tailspinned to 17th palce. attend. The fall practice program form first to 10th — places. Rounding out the top 10 were Mississippi (116), Michigan (83) will be outlined, along with a color movie of the North - South YAT WAH RESTAURANT The University of Chicago Press « Dame jumped from and Air Force (70), which all star lacrosse game. Anyone Phoenix Paperbacks place into third with 223 surprised a highly rated Missouri interested In becoming a team by virtue of its 48-0 JO,v Team, 37-14. manager is also invited. . Ping of arch-rival Purdue. Completing the top 20 were Jggers win Grin 3nd Detroit and N MSU Rugby Club opened The Cobras stormed back from P Bear it season Saturday with an intermission with a long scoring |jn over the Detroit Cobras at run and conversion which tied the Tollege Field. score. Neither team could mount « another scoring threat until the Corey scored the first closing minutes of the game when try Of the season midway Ron Bacon, rejoining the MSU I!" the first half on a short club after a two - year absence, 11, ® Detroit fumble. John scored from 30 yards out to f Kicked the conversion to provide the Spartan's winning i its 5-0 halftime margin, margin. We're not perfect - but we're trying. Maybe you can help us. If you think so, attend our Annual Fall Open House tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the Stefanoff Lounge, 1st floor of the Student Services Bldg. Representatives from the Editorial, $2" and Advertising Departments will be on answer Photographic, hand to your questions. PHONE 351-8460 discount records Hours: Daily 9:30-8:30 Sat. 9:30-6:00 Refreshments will be served. 225 Ann Street Michigan State News 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Septemhn, 2 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED We have an operator on duty from 5-7 p.m. to take your classified ads state news 355-8255 classified - call 355-8255. 355-8255 AST LAN£ badroo"1' MfontAfar Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Philftqnk Employment Employment clientele. 882-6549. ForRom CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. Air OLDSMOBILE, REGISTERED NURSES: LANSING ONE FULL time salesmen, one part CUTLASS Supreme, nsimiWi°0' 7™™ - conditioned, full power, beautiful 1967, power brakes, GENERAL IS NOT THE ONLY time salesmen condition. $800. 332-6654. 5-10-5 power (mornings only). HOSPITAL IN LANSING BUT IF steering, 5-9-30 vinyl top. 332-1830 you want to obtain satisfying Experience helpful. Apply In person. HI-FI BUYS, 1101 Eest »'»• T„\2 °™'». * AUTOMOTIVE CORVAIR CUSTOM. Shortened employment with exceptionel Grand River, Eest Lansing. 4-10-2 J**1; «0 w.ek l** JTvMrr 35". Sunroof, new interior and OLDS F-85, 1968, two door, 32,000 working conditions, choose Scooters & Cycles exterior. Built up turbo LANSING GENERAL Auto Parts 8» Service charge miles, AM-FM, wide tread, floor WANTED MATH 106 Tutor. Femele. motor. One of a kind. $1250. three speed. Phone 882-8712 efter HOSPITAL Generel Duty or Evenlnge. Call after 5 p.m., Aviation 484-0843. 5-9-30 6 p.m. 4-9-29 specialty arees such as Pedietrics, 361-2364. 2-9-30 • EMPLOYMENT Nursery, Obstetrics, I.C.U., etc. kemos, CORVAIR 1966 Corsa. 4-»peed and OPEL FULL TIME or PART TIME. This » FOR RENT KAOETT, 1968. $850. TELEPHONE Interviewers needed. Apartment 1964 Corvette Convertible Reliebie hospital is one of the better places trensportation. Call Limited number of part time end Apartments 4-speed. Call 361-8526. 5-9-30 332-5291 after 5 to work In the grad studei p.m. 5-9-30 Lenslng area. Just full time openings. Days or ask our employes why they prefer bedroom Houses evenings. Telephone experience 361-8890.0 CORVETTE 1966, red convertible PONTIAC station working at Lansing General. In unfurnisf Rooms wagon 1966. preferred. Must have neet with hardtop, 327, 4-speed, 350 addition to sound pay system, Power. Originel a « FOR SALE Animals horse, new polygles and exhaust system. $1750, 694-5211. 3-10-1 337-0188,361-0050. owner. 10-10-12 $995. we provide exceptional benefits such es a licensed Day fringe appearance. Excellent salary plus bonus. Downtown location. Mr. C07mf°,rtable. 7 minute. ,0 quiet"";; cemPU 7 Fuller, 489-6344. 1-9-29 Mobile Homes PORSCHE 911, 1967. 38,000 miles. Care Center for your P(rVrred Unfurnished, H ,.,*/• C« DART GT 1966 6 cylinder. 6 speed transmission. pre-schoolers. This Is Lansing's PART TIME employment: 12-20 35H2B8 TcM • PERSONAL Automatic. Bucket seats. Sherp, Transistorized fastest growing hospital. Come hours per week. well cared for. 351-5934. 4-10-2 ignition. Rust Automobile # PEANUTS PERSONAL proof. FM radio. Creampuff join usl Contact: Personnel required. 361-6800. O # REAL ESTATE condition. $4,500. Call 363-4361. Director, Lansing General DODGE DART 1965. 225 slant/6. Hospital, 2800 Devonshire WANTED ONE short order cook end Evenings, 361-0127. 10-10-7 # RECREATION Auto, excellent condition. Avenue, Phone 372-8220, Studded snow tires on wheels. one weltress, full and part time. Furnished 1,2, 3 * SERVICE TRIUMPH Extension 420-421 Mondey LA FORGIA'S COCKTAIL Doug. 5-SK 355-8132. 7-10-2 SPITFIRE, 1969. Unfurnished Available through Friday. An equal LOUNGE. 486 3089. X-6-10-1 Typing Service Radials, excellent condition. Best opportunity employer. 5-9-30 * TRANSPORTATION DODGE DART offer. Call 361-7413. 3-10-1 Swimming Poo! llcrest. 1962, 318 SECRETARIES, GENERAL office furnisl automatic. Power steering. $125. DELIVERY HELP wented. Full end , Ample Parking n ♦ WANTED TRIUMPH 1964 convertible. $400 or clerical typists. Jobs in abundence. 351 -070 482-0448. 2-9-30 pert time. Little Ceesar's, 1071 From $125 best offer. 355-4177, E-658 Owen Ph. 482-0783, CURTIS MANAGE DEADLINE Hell. 5-10-2 Trowbridge end 1203 Eest Grend EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 3-9-30 745 FALCON ESQUIRE station wagon. River. 5-9-30 Burcham Drive. 361-1717. ( 1 P.M. one class day 1965, automatic transmission. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1968 Mech III Resident Manager before publication. $480. 355-3017. 5-9-30 35l-3|ig Cancellations - 12 noon convertible. Hes wire wheels end MALE AND femele. Inside work. For Rent If no answer 484-4014 tonneau Full end pert time, Little Ceesar's. FALCON 1966 2 door, 6 cylinder, cover. 22,000 miles, one class day before 1071 Trowbridge end 1203 Eest $1200. Call 393-2344 anytime. PARKING, W block from Berkey. stick. Excellent economical car. Grand River. 5-9-30 HOUSEMATE publication. 2-9-29 $26 per term. Call 351-3348. I WANT $650 or best offer. Also 21" color mmedietely. 3-9-30 Inexpensive PHONE TV. $150, 351-3963. 3-10-1 1969 VALIANT, 13 months old, BABYSITTER FOR 7 month old leese. Own room. 486.1 355-8255 PORTABLE 2-9-30 " FIAT 17,000 miles, 4 years warranty, boy In my Spartan Village home. DISWASHERS RL OVER 1968 - Red 850 Spider excellent upkeep. $1776. 366-2996. 4-9-29 Compact Refrigerators, rentels. $87/mont RATES convertible, Runs well, 35 mpg. MAN NEEDED for four ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES - n,.„, 1 day $1.50 Excellent body. Best offer. __482-7166, 6-9-30 STUDENTS: WE need your time TV. Grend Ledge, 627-2191, O apartment, 1 block froman- bedroom - If after 5:30 f 365-2130. 3-10-1 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 buses sail for $66 month, 15c per word per day you need our money. Fest 332-0256.3-10-t less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. 3 days $4.00 growing Alcoa Subsidiary. Car RENT A TV and watch your favorite 801 East Kalemeioo. 2 FIAT 1969. 850 Spider convertible, "Michigan's Largest Used Automotive Scootert & 13%c per word per day Went Into service. Economical. 35 Volkswagen Dealer," 4007 South Cycles necessery. Informetlon Personel Interview. 361-7319. C by program, NEJAC TV RENTALS, for 3 men house. $60 m,nn« monfl 6 day* $6.50 mpg. Excellent shape. Take over Cedar. 882-4444. 3-9-29 __3j}7-J300_C leese, 332-6306, 4-10-2 VOLKSWAGEN. 1966's sell for less CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national 13c per word per day payments. 694-0010; days, DELIVERY AND Inside help needed. TV RENTAL8. Color and black and at BUZZ SAWYER'S, 339-2867. 5-9-30 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 Bug. Excellent "Michigan's companies. Compare our rates. Cell white. MARSHALL MUSIC ONE OR two male upper cls„,_ (baied on 10 words per ad} Largest Used Volkswagen Deeler," VARSITY DRIVE-IN, 2206 Eest Mlchlgen, Lansing gred students to ih«r# Ktn„ condition. $600. Call 356-7837 4007 South Cadar. Phone or 332-6617. 3-9-30 COMPANY, 361-7830. C FIAT 1964. Reliable student 506 Albert, East $60/month, Phon* 332-3682, Peanuts Personals must be between 6-10 p.m. 3-9-30 882-4444. 3-9-29 Lansing. 484-8173. O for Mr. Beschum or Mr pre-paid. trensportetlon. $125 or best offer, WANTED EXOTIC dencers and PARKING. PRIVATE, peved, lighted Doni 351-3328. 3-10-1 dance bends. 484-6247 call after 6 lot. 1 block from cempus. $10 per 6-10-2 VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Karmann Ghle VOLKSWAGEN 1965, with recent There will be a 50c service HONDA CB-360, 1969. Excellent month. 337-2336. 3-9-29 convertibles sell for less et BUZZ reconditioned 1300 engine. $600. p.m. 6-10-2 FORD CONVERTIBLE 1964 condition. $625. 351-9339 efter 5 EAST SIDE, furnished 1 bedroo and bookkeeping charge if SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest Must sell. 355-7768. 3-9-30 Gelexle 500. Good condition. p.m. 5-9-30 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low month leese. $100. 337-0<0 this ad is not paid within Used Volkswegen Deeler." 4007 EARN JUICY salary working part fine. Call 3! New tires. $375. 641-6069. 15800 monthly end term rates. Call South Ceder. Phone time. Arrenge own hours. Rich one week. Chendler Road, Bath, Michigan. 882-4444. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Squerebacks TRIUMPH TR 6, 650cc, 1969. A-1 351-7900 to reserve yours. MALE ROOMMATE. 3-9-29 sell for less et BUZZ SAWYER'S. 351-5869. Derlene 351-5714. Directly 1 The State News will 3-10-1 shepe, 2 helmets. Must sell. $835. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C from union, be C-10-9 furnished, VOLKSWAGEN 1959, good engine, "Michigan's Lergest Used 655-3426, 355-7637. 4-9-29 conditioned. No deposit, responsible only for the FORD GALAXIE 500, 1964. Sport Volkswegen Deeler." 4007 South ONE PARKING SPACE at Cedar first day's incorrect coupe. Feir condition. $350. new top. No reesoneble offer Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 360 Sprint, UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTORS of Villege. Please call 351-3911. room if desired. Not s'pl REE GUYS refused, 351-8566. 5-10-1 Louisville is seeking commissioned complex. Cell 351-3815, if epertment, insertion. 882-0305. 4-10-2 1970. 980 ectuel miles. 655-2236. 1-9-29 p.m. 3-9-29 sales personnel to sell Albert. 2-9-3 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Excellent 6-10-6 neme brend VOLKSWAGEN 1964 buses sell for merchendlse to students on e pert FORD FAIRLANE 1 967 condition, $800. Cell efter 5 p.m. TV RENTALS, $8.60/month. Free NEED ONE men for Ceder Gn less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. time besis. If interested contect Economical, 6 cylinder, stick, 337-2162. 4-10-2 HONDA 1970 CB-350. 1600 miles, deliveries. Call SELCO "Michigan's Largest Used Mr. Deposit. Cell Jii like new condition. $660. Cadden, eree code 602 only 28,000. Clean, sharp. Volkswegen Deeler." 4007 South 778-4449 collect. 6-9-30 COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. 3-9-29 372-9773. 3-9-30 Ceder. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 VOLKSWAGEN 1968's sell for irii 627-2884. 5-10-2 The State News does not at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's EAN EASYi HONDA 1969 176 Motorsport style. NEED TWO roommate! permit racial FORD GALAXIE 500, 1965. Four Largest Used Volkswegen Deeler." GLAMOROUS POSITION ground „ or religious VOLKSWAGEN 1964's sell for less furnished 4 men epertrr tins supercl discrimination in its door, power steering and brakes, at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's 4007 South 882-4444. 3-9-29 Cedar. Phone Knobbles and extra rubber. Show condition. Seorlflce, $376. floor opportunity with multl • million dollar cosmetic compeny. Apartments $86/month, No leau, One b 361-7587. 3- automatic, radio. Call 332-1063. Largest Used Volkswagen Deeler." from campus. Call efter 6» advertising columns. The 6-9-30 366-3226. 3-0-30 $10 en hour, and up, 337-1194. 4007 South Cedar. Phone VOL K8WAGEN MEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to 361-3686. TF State News will not 1967. Good 7-10-2 882-4444. 3-9-29 condition. Best offer. Leaving HONDA 1970 CL 360. 2,800 miles. shere luxury apartment near accept advertising which discriminates religion, race, against color or MGB R0AD8TER new top, paint, GET AHEADI 8tart checking the Classified Ads for a better Job VOLKSWAGENS. country. 678-1813. 3-10-1 1969's sell for less Excellent condition. 2 helmets. $700, 361-1378, 3-9-29 WANTED GRADUATE student In counseling to work half time with campus. Call: 361-0782 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 4-9-29 waterT national origin. wire wheals, luggage rack, fair todayI VOLKSWAGEN 1966's Mil for less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." Auto Service & Parts junior and senior high church youth group. Graduate esslstant TWO BLOCKS bedroom units from oampus. 2 and radlals. $700 firm. 666-3333 or wages. Send resume of experience starting at $180 361-3988. 10-10*7 at BUZZ SAWYER'S. Largest Used Volkwagan Dealer." "Michigan's 4007 South 882-4444. 3-9-29 Cedar, Phone and education to Michigan State News. 3-9-30 Box A-1, 361-9038, 337-2437, 6-9-30 RIVER'S EDGE IRTH MAN Automotive MGB 1966, convertible. New engine AU8TIN HEALEY 3000 MK III and transmission. Wire wheels, tonneau 4007 South 882-4444. 3-9-29 Cedar. Phone Scooters & Cycles AT MEL'8 we repelr ell foreign and American cars. If we cen't fix It, It EXPERIENCED MUSICIANS for Brand New APARTMENTS pirtment wy reesonab ;30 p.m., 33: ne cover, radio. $1360. established commercial band. THE MEADOWS 1966. Body and motor excellent. VOLK8WAGEN 1968 convertTbie! cen't be fixed, Cell 332-3266. O Phone between 6 - 8 p.m. 372-4630. X-3-10-1 372-8130.4-10-2 Needs body work, runs HONDA CB 350 condition, electric Excellent start. $600 or MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Must read, faka and sing. Organ or piano, guitar, bese, drums. Call Exceptional apartment* at have MUSTANG 1968. V-6, automatic, beautifully. Mlehelln tires, $995. best between 6-10 p.m., 899-2819, offer, Call Ken 361-6317. prudent rentals AU8TIN HEALEY, 1968, 106. New paint, new Interior, good tires. Motor excellent, 882-6384. 6-10-6 radio, new tires. condition. 366-0866. 3-10-1 Excellent 361-7665. 3-9-30 VOLK8WAGEN. 1970 a sell for less 3-10-1 Kalamaioo Street . .. Complete auto painting and Since 1940. collision service. IV 6-0266. C 2-9-30 DENTAL ASSISTANT •Newest shag carpeting •Elegant kitchen carpeting Only a Few IDDARD Al SUZUKI 1967 X8 for mile~s~Floo"r 260cc. Apartments at BUZZ SAWYER'S. Good •Addl. security door locks MUSTANG 1967 36,000 "Michigan's orthodontic office. Experience In idroom, furr Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." oondltlon, $200. Call 366-1176 shift, buckets. After 4, 641-6914. orthodontic necessery, Full or •Decorator coordinated 351-8238 BARRACUDA 1966, Autometlc, 6-9-30 4007 South Cedar. Phone efter 6 p.m. 6-10-6 Aviation part time, call 482-9696 days, Rentals from $140. good condition, Power steering, brakes. V-8. 366-0776. 3-10-1 MUSTANG FASTBACK. 1967, 882-4444. 3-9-29 FRANCIS AVIATION: 8o eesy to learn In the PIPER CHEROKEE. 484-0702 evenings. 4-10-2 6129 Beech field Drive 1 blk. E. of S. Penn. Left at iD ONE Pirtment. Ov mi BUICK SPECIAL 1966. Economlcel Green; sharp looker. Runs well. VOLKSWAGEN 1961 buses sell fo~r 8peclel $6.00 offer. 484-1324, C NEAT PERSON to live In with young at Miller Rd. 1 Block from campus raduate si OR 6-6867. 6-10-1 less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. V -6 Red end 8UZUKI, Yeer end sale now on at male handicapped attorney of white. $660. "Michigan's Largest Used 393-7744 Roommate Service 332-1664. 6-10-6 HASLETT HONDA AND slight build, requiring morning and These apartments are NOVA SS 1970. 360 cubic Inch. 4-speed. Radio, tepe pleyer. Gold Volkswegen Deeler." 4007 South Ceder, Phone 882-4444, 3-9-29 SUZUKI. Most models still Employment evening help (Including lifting). the talk of the town. truly Very Furnished 2 Bedroomi CADILLAC AMBULANCE 1962. available. 339-2039. 10-10-8 Light housekeeping duties. Person 2 Bathrooms Rebuilt motor, 7 excellent tires, with black vinyl top. ED 7-7240 HOUSEKEEPER: 20 hours/week. free to own pursuits 8 • 5 dally. lovely residence for faculty or cab Interior new, elr lifts, AM-FM 6-9-30 VOLKSWAGENS. 1967's Mil for less 1987 TRIUMPH. T-100C. 600cc. 2 Live-In required. $45 week plus Compensetion room end boerd married students. HOTPOINT SEE DON IN WATER'S ED et BUZZ SAWYER'S. sets tires. 2 sprockets. 332-4432 redlo. Ideal for cemper. 484-9394 "Michigan's Very good room and board. Okemos area. plus $30 week. 482-1883 APPLIANCES after 4 p.m. 4-10-2 OLDSMOBILE 1964, Largest Used Volkswagen Deeler." condition. $600. 361-4473, 405 361-6729. 3-9-30 484-1938. 6-10-6 Model Open 0.0__ F-86, V-8, autometlc, 4 door. Good shspe 4007 South Cedar. Phone Grove St. 3-10-1 ^'3226. Day 882-4444. 3-9-29 DRAFTSMAN, CAMARO R-S 1967. Red, bleck __$450. 332-8340. 3-10-1 BSA 1970, 660 MINIMUM afternoons per week. 1 • 6 p.m. 4 vinyl top. V-8, automatic. Lightning. 6 months CoJlingftoofc OLDSMOBILE 1964. 98, VOLKSWAGEN. 1968 Fastbecks sell old. Must sell. Call after 6 p.m. Experience required. Cell Excellent condition throughout. Meke offer. IV 4-0222. 3-10-1 convertible, all power. Excellent condition. V-8. eutometlc. $385 for less et BUZZ "Michigan's Largest Used SAWYER'S. 351-6627.7-10-7 371-1200. 3-9-30 CROSSWORD PUZZLE apartments 365-0860. 1-9-29 Volkswegen Deeler." 4007 South THE MSU game Is here. Check et the THREE MEN needed to essist CAMARO, 1969. V-8, Deluxe. Below me In Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 Bookstores. 0-10-1 list. Phone 373-2429. Evenlngi, display. Call 371-1013. C OLDSMOBILE 1964 98 convertible. *CR0" 627-5325. 3-9 30 ,, 23. Blundered Needs Fall some body repair, 1. Ganders 25. Sea eagle CHEVELLE 1964, 300. Automatic, otherwise good condition. $360 (formerly Northwind ApliJ 6. ledy of the 26. STORY Call 393-0608. 5-10-2 Comprehend radio, power steering, cell house 28. More secure 363-7069, 6- CHEVROLET IMPALA Sports 7 p.m. 3-10-1 WANT TO Piece a see e wonder et work? Want Ad today. Leases 11-Cores 12. Astonish 32. 36. Wild horse Chinese wax 13. Sickly 37. Emmet Coupe, 1967. V-8, eutometlc, one One Bedroom 14. Weather •avis owner cer. Excellent condition. DATSUN SALES satellite 40. Girl's nickname SOLUTION OF Yf STIRDAY S W* $1200. 365-0860. 3-10-1 WATER'S EDGE Furnished 3185 E. MICHIGAN 15. Philippine negrlto 41. Threadbare 43. Sstlrlcsl DOWN quick d CHEVROLET 1 965 wegon, Autometlc, power steering, redlo, heeter. and $160 - $170 One Blook From Campus 16. Demonstrative 45. Elanets pronoun 46. Cslm 5. 6. Billiwdban Personal Economical 18. Greek vowel 47. Frozen rain business Unfurnished trensportetlon, $300. 486-4897. 3-10-1 RIVER'S EDGE * SHAG CARPETING 19. Conceited 21. Locks 48. Diamond surface 7. 8 French Mi Challenges CHEVROLET 1948. Sell or trade for cycle. 132* Beal. 2-9 30 APARTMENTS $150 * * NEW FURNITURE UNLIMITED r~ r- jr *- 7— r- r- V sr 9 Nitrogen 10, Inblfl1"11" PARKING 11. Artless Two Bedroom * DISHWASHERS " JT~ 17, Square CHEVROLET 1969, trensportetlon, $100. Cell Good Have Furnished * AIR COND. i3"~ measure 20. Arrle 361-4490. Ask for Art. 3-9-30 $180 - $190 * ON THE BANK OF THE RED CEDAR 1 5T ??. Soft job CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 1967. Location... 1970%-TON DATSUN PICK UP * 4 MAN $220 Mo. is~" iy~ To IT- rr T5~ 24, Name ol affection Autometic. Excellent condition. Unfurnished * 3 MAN $210 Mo. IT 27. last gue{" Reasonable. Cell 489-7282. 5-9-30 1 Block from $170 * 2 MAN AND 9 MONTH LEASES ALSO 29. of Spaf Cooking he £d with * News ex ( CHEVROLET IMPALA convertible 30. Tennyson ' you out. 1965. Beige with black top. New Campus... AVAILABLE VMMmmwMMmwam rharacter (helP. P you 1 tires. Excellent 351-0184. 5-9-30 condition Roommate Service Jc* fate STORY PRICE '1950 MODEL OPEN 52. V 33 SM M ■ HI « HI W ■■ ■ 31. Belgian « UirlPS 32. Hides 33. Up to .. *aS « CHEVY VAN 1964. Good condition. New tires. 332-0553. 3-9-29 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms Corner of Haslett Rd. Will Carry 1-Ton Load Under Warranty DAILY % vr vr 34. Declare 35 Grain to b< Ml Ad - u*O0 Writ Furnished, Balconies and M-78 behind the M5 CHEVY i960 6 cylinder. Autometic. SEE DON IN %w 39 Neighbor!" WATER'S EDGE Roger Taskey 351-3420 Yankee store 42. Southern ?M°BILE19R 410 2 °,,er Phone 351 -6699. 332-4432 Stan Guski 351-8160 w , air '+15 sov- < CALL 351-8282 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 29, 1970 11 For Rent For Rent For Rent S LANSING new campus. One NEEDED, ONE or two men for For Rent For Sale For Sale \Lroom, furnl*hed. Large, airy four man needed For Sale For Sale _ 0 aPartment. 393-8992. 3.9.30 to fill apartment at MARRIED COUPLE. Close. 4 rooms' f00ms. Air conditioned. Meadowbrook Trace. 393-8241 and TAPE DECK AMPLIFIER SONY TC-560 tape recorder. o-utifuMV Jtele. maintained. Select Lease. 332-3135 or NEE^E"D:~0NE"m.n^°7omp,e,e r man apartment at 3-9-30 basement. Carpet, drapes, office in basement, $175, monthly. 351-5705 for garage, patio. Concord Mark III and Sony TA1144. Five months old. Must sell now. Complete condition. unit. Phone Excellent 372-6990. POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, special sale. $29.95 up, plus RUGS, 2 room size, with padding, Inexpensive. John, 351-6245 TfBce- 882-5026. HOLMES 351-9670, ask for Milt. 4-10-2 crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 3-9-30 882-6549. O SOUTH, 301. Near appointment. 3-9-29 5558 South Sparrow Hospital. Headphones and extras included. Pennsylvania Avenue, —. ■ „ furni,hed. $100. Efficiency Best offer. 3-9-30 TYPEWRITER Lansin9 c Z MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 man. GIRL TO share 351 -3969. 0-10-8 1 adult only. OWN ROOM- $65 a month, including SMITH -Corona. Animals 2 bedroom Portable.new. Executive desk. <"%nl university terrace, apartment. In utilities. Mature head. 484-0190 G.E. COLOR TV 1970. Automatic DOKORDER MODEL 8010 stereo Haslett, $75 Return top. 332-5017. 3-10-1 DM,0°m iurri plus 1-9-29 haslett arms, evergreen. electricity, 339-2634. 3-9-30 fine tuning. Value $450. Will trade tape recorder with dubdeck. 0,8 «S Wtlking distance to campus. ^ new one 'AST- 331 bedroom apartments Spacious FURNISHED HOUSE for for motorcycle. 371-1985. 4-10-1 MINOLTA SRT-101 35mm camera Kenwood model KR 100 AM-FM A|l lease. No stereo M.g u, halstead management company. 351-1717, 351-9117. L°ia£>BB~°«K 300 East GrandAPar™ENTS, River. Furnished Quiet and area. Close to LCC LBU downtown. utilities. Close to campus. $200. Call 9-4 p.m. 14 FOOT Boat. 40 hp. Evinrude and with 4 interchangeable angle finder and tripod. $500. Call lenses, reverberation receiver. Pioneer amplifier. Sherwood and 2 bedroom apartments $140/month. Unfurnished, only 351-5712. all ski equipment. 489-6756. ED 2-6521 after 5pm and ask for AM-FM 120 watt stereo receiver. Air Furnished 3-10-1 conditioning, carpeting, alsci 5-10-2 Wells. 2-9-30 Garrard LAB80 changer. Sony RTMENTS. N Parking. From $170 and Call ^ 372-9190 Must ,urnish references. before 1 model 540 stereo tape recorder. rn'«h«d KEMOS, VILLAGE Green p.m. ROBERTS AMP Ampex model A692 amplified =oni«. He apartments, ideal for married, JJB1.B289 or 487-3618. 10-i09 372-5781 after 5 p.m. 10-10-7 Rooms - tuner, speakers. BSR turntable. Electric KLH BELL AND HOWELL Super 8 movie camera with electric eye, and 5.-1 speakers. Concord Mark II stereo 3ui« art, pad students and faculty. 1 and 2 TWO MEN GIRLS, guitar. 351-1192 after 6 p.m. power zoom. Honeywell tape deck. Knight model KN450A 32-3311 ' bedroom furnished and needed - University TWO clean, reasonable. bedroom modern TWO PRIVATE rooms for ladies in 3-9-30 dual 8 projector Elmo self-threading and 80 watt stereo amplifier. ^furnished, Immediate $130-$175 possession, / XSm.wJ,"' """■ « 351-6245, John. 5-9-30 Near Gables! beautiful home, North Harrison. No smoking, $45 per month. Call SIX MONTH OLD complete living zoom 2-9-30 lens. $275. 351-6473. Concertone reverse - o stereo tape recorder with echo and - matic 351-8994. 5-9-30 add room set. Early American. a track. u|et. ; male DELUXE $95. - Stereo speakers fcll manager 351-2439 or FOX roommate needed for FOUR man. Furnished, Call 393-2255. 2-9-29 $15.00 and up, pair. Stereo tape luxury townhouse. First carpeted, washer and dryer. $300 COMPONENT SYSTEM. Garrard ABYSSINIAN CAT, wtpui. C« .ROPERTY MANAGEMENT month per SL-95 with powermatic base and recorder $69.95 up. 8 track stereo male month. Call 332-2032 or unregistered, 6 months, Wed ^•4288. TF J, 372-1954. O 3rS:2175,,3-f;.1JOhn 355"3434' 489-2326. 5-9-30 STEREO PL41 SANSUI 5000A turntable, 2 Pioneer CS88 Pioneer dust double E cover with Stanton cartridge. Fisher 70 681 tape players for automobile $29.50 up. 8 track tapes $2.50 affectionate, litter trained. All shots, $15. IV 4-8622. 3-9-30 DOUBLES, $40-$50/ month. 3 guys watt TRACTIVE, PERSONABLE, FREE RENT needed. speakers. $550. Call 337-1802 power amplifier. Fisher 3 way 12" each, Trade-ins. Panasonic exchange for 8 hours Close. Call 337-0490. f" Woodi lung guy to share apartment domestic work weekly. Girl to Houses I-9-29 after 6pm. 3-9-30 speaker system and Superex head National portable cassette stereo NINE YEAR old registered Palomino share apartment. phones. $475. 351-6473. 2-9-30 tape recorder. TV sets $39.50 up. menti ith, as same. Call before 8 a.m. ED gelding. $250. Includes saddle, 2-5Q77 LIVE IN the first SPIRO AGNEW Swiss watches. The AM-FM radios $12.00 up. Clock after midnight. 393-3700, 5-10-5 University MEN: CLEAN, quiet rooms. bridle, halters. 676-5383. 3-9-30 approved coed coop for original. 2 year guarantee. $19.95 RUMMAGE radios $5.00 up. Stereo $210 a SALE: 10-4pm, Doug. 5-9-30 term (room and Cooking. One block to campus. headphones $9.95 up. Italian wall ONE BEDROOM board). 2 girls 663-4332. 3-10-1 Saturday and Sunday, 1210 Blake. POODLE, REGISTERED. 7 weeks unfurnished except Supervised. 487-5753, 485-8836. Available, range and refrigerator. needed. 332-0844. 3-10-1 4-10-2 tapestry. Pool cues. Snow skis, old. Silver male. $35. 627-5933. Pool ■ LCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 Across SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. boots and poles. Complete beds 3-10-1 from campus. furnished. Dishwasher. $240. Reasonable. Phone GIRL: SHARE 2 Brand GUARANTEED $35.00 up. End tables, coffee king man 332-0792. 5-10-5 bedroom, own new portables - $49.95, USED sewing 351-0705. HALSTEAD room, $62.50. 351-9018 after 7 CAPITOL CLUB. $12/ week. Men $5.00 per month. Large selection machines. $9.95 up, over 65 to tables, desks, metal cabinets. 25 P.m. 2-9-30 and women. A of reconditioned used machines. choose from. Portable and cabinet Cameras, SLR, double lens, movie, MANAGEMENT COMPANY, EAST LANSING, close to campus: new concept in student Singers, Whites, Necchis, New movie projectors. Polaroid $5.00 living. 484-4422. 0 models, some late models. Zig-zag Drive, 361-1717^0 two bedroom, unfurnished NEED: ONE person to share Home 8i "Many Others." $19,95 and straight stitchers. Electra up. Typewriters $22.50 up. FREE TWO lovable cats. Allergy apartments. Grad furnished four bedroom house in to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Watches $5.00 up. Rings, forces parting. Litter, food (0 BEDROOM furnished for students and SPARTAN HALL singles. Men and Grand, 804 E. Michigan Ave., adding faculty only. Call FIDELITY Lansing with 3 graduate students. DISTRIBUTING machines, overhead projector. 800 included. Will deliver. 655-3272 couple or two related graduate women. 5:30 - 7 p.m., 351-9286. COMPANY, Lansing. Hours 9-5 pm, Saturday, e students; $165 per month, REALTY, 332-5041. 10-10-7 $57.50/month. 482-3097 1115 North 9-12.3-10-1 rifles. Shotguns, ammunition. 300 evenings. 5-10-1 after 4 Anytime - 372-1031. O Washington, plus electricity. Lease and deposit p.m. 4-10-2 489-6448. C-10-1 guitars, 150 amplifiers. Drum sets. WOW! PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, Musical accessories. Tools. IRISH SETTER puppies. AKC. Field at 3234 Birch Row, second CLOSE TO CAMPUS - 2 man to EAST LANSING. One Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men 100 USED vacuum cleaners. sofas, hassocks. Super colors; Heaters, electric, gas, oil. We Buy, and show breeding. $125 t rear. East Lansing. 5-10-1 sublease. $160 single. Prefer Tanks, monthly. 393-6522 grad or senior or women. Membership privileges. canisters and uprights. Guaranteed Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon Sell and Trade. WILCOX 351-7873. 4-9-29 after 5 p.m. 5-10-2 girl. Kitchen - privileges. 351-5604. 1-9-29 Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, one full year. $7.83 and Midnight. O SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East RL OVER 21 to share 2 bedroom. up. DENNIS Michigan, 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 WANTED HOMES for 2 male $87/month. Must have own gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O DISTRIBUTING bedroom furniture. 351-3436 ONE BEDROOM apartment for married unfu7ni7hed ROOM AVAILABLE in local COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 1970 SINGER, $56.00 cash price, —pjn-JL kittens. 7 weeks old. 1 black, one couple. Call residency. Near Frandor. $50 TWO MAN Opposite City Market. C-10-1 with a walnut sew table. Used tiger. 351-4504. 1-9-29 after 5:30 p.m. 3-9-29 484-6989 after 5 p.m. 3-9-30 rooms. Separate entrance, just TIRES, WHITEWALLS 8.85 x 15. 2 month. 332-5305. 4-10-2 a few times. 334 Michigan Avenue. 351-7492 Fully equipped to new, 2 used, matched pairs. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all 5-10-2 zig-zag, monogram, button hole, 337-1253. 5-9-30 GIRLS: ROOMMATE(S) needed MEN: SINGLE, double. Close. brands. 30% off list price. Rich: does fancy designs by to inserting share luxury apartment near Cooking, parking. 327 Hillcrest 351-5869. C cams and YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from winds bobbin TEAC A6010 Tapedeck. Sherwood 5-9-30 FOUR PLAYFUL Siamese kittens for campus. Call 351-0782, 9 a.m to 337-9612,332-6118. 4-10-2 automatically. $56 cash or buy on S3300 tuner. Phone 332-3351. 6 p.m. X-4-9-30 campus. Completely furnished. STEREO REEL tape recorder / deck EZ sale. Phone after 6pm, 353-8456. 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-7 terms, Phone 484-4553. __5j:?:30_ IVERSITY VILLA: Three and with speakers. Sacrifice. 3-10-1 ur man, furnished, $185 and up. BAY COLONY, one and two ROOM FOR girl, no Suburban area. 339-8154 after 6 smoking 332-8719. 3-9-29 Terry, 9-9pm. 5-10-2 USED REFRIGERATOR, will sell ROOM AND Board. Air for $30. Call Freeman at 351-3067 351-1 669. HALSTEAD P.m. 1-9-29 conditioned, BLACKLITES, POSTERS, paints, bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and 214 blocks from campus. Quiet, patches, 5-10-2 Mobile Homes MANAGEMENT COMPANY, up. 337-9228. TROMBONE - BUNDY. Excellent mobiles, inflatables, HALSTEAD 151-7910. 0 STUDENTS: CLOSE to campus. new. 351-1088. 5-9-30 condition. Used 2 semesters. Good everything for a liveable room - HEATHKIT AR-15 stereo receiver, MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 8x37 2 bedroom. Fine Furnished. Living room, bedroom, buy. 372-0409. 4-9-29 Experience: SPENCER GIFTS; 50 watts with cabinet. Also 2 shape. Near 351-7910. 0 ONE GIRL wanted, private bedroom Meridian Mall. 7-10-2 MSU. Must sell. Best offer. Phone kitchen, recreation room. Utilities 12 Lafayette speakers in cabinet. furnished. $240 per month. Call in two bedroom COMPONENT SHERWOOD system. Warren, 353-2263, 332-8519. trailer, behind BEDS, STOVES, Refrigerators. Buy, 353-0291.3-10-1 4-9-29 1130 BEECH two bedroom Simon Real Estate, 351-2260 Poplars. Cost $1200. Sell $350. 351-0207 - Inexpensive. Days, sell. ABC student apartments. 10-10-8 after 3. 5-9-30 SECONDHAND Furnished, air 337-2414. 5-9-30 SHIRTS GANT, Creighton size 16, STORE, 1208 Turner. C - CONCORD, 2 bedroom. - conditioned. Close to campus. 16-34, Sweaters - Paine, Byford 12': <50'. Carpeted, 332-0965. FOURTH GIRL wanted for SONY HP-180W component stereo. 3 size 44/46. Must sell. Good house, conditioned, unfurnished, skirted, HALSTEAD close to campus. Furnished. For Sale months old. Excellent condlton. CANOE SAIL - Lee boards, rudder, quality, reasonable prices. Call on sodded lot in Lansing. 15 MANAGEMENT 361-7910. COMPANY, Carpeted. 351-0082. 3-9-29 351-0476. 5-9-30 (equipment for sailing ' canoe)! 355-0876 between 4:30 and 6:30 minutes to MSU. Call 882-6343 0_ SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or 351-6245, John. 5-9-30 p.m. 2-9-30 after 6 p.m. 5-9-3-0 ONE GIRL needed to share double. Tempered lens or any OPTICAL ROOMMATE WANTED, male. needs. 420 Ann Street, 337-9741. 5-10-1 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, Capitol Villa. Extra luxury, own 2615 Your blueprint for East Michigan Avenue Luxury room. 351-6639 after 6 p.m. 372-7409. C-10-2 4-10-1 TWO BEDROOM. Air conditioning, stove, garage, tennarotor. Married SANSUI 200 reclever. Excellent ATTRACTIVE, 3 rooms. Air couple. 882-2591. 3-9-30 condition. Call 351-4715. 2-9-29 conditioned. Unfurnished except carpet, block refrigerator, from campus. stove. One Adults. ~oK I. 332-4886. 5-10-2 Children's House -- Montessori School TWO GIRLS sublease immediately. 2 bedroom apartment. Security deposit. 332-0466. 3-9-30 4828 S. Hagadorn, East Lansing. SENIORS! The only accredited INTERNATIONALE MONTESSORI Have your FREE yearbook School in Michigan is now JRTH MAN wanted for accepting applications for the luxury picture taken now!!! Call 1970-71 school year. Children are accepted from the ages of 2 "it near campus and with 3 5 3-5 2 92 for an V4 to 6 yrs. old. For additional information Call 351-3655. try reasonable rent. Call Bill 30 p.m., 332-6909. after appointment. 3-10-1 L TO share three man, fall nd/or winter term. Near LIVING ROOM KITCHEN campus. :ali 351-8922. 3-10-1 Free with your rent 12x 15 8/12 8 6/12x 12 10/12, IDDARD APARTMENTS, One fdroom, furnished, near campus. '•II 351-8238.0 ONE man for 2 bedroom partment. Own bedroom. Prefer 'aduate student. 339-2719. T LANSING near. 1 or 2 man ijnished apartment. 337-2285. NlSHEO APARTMENTS, 1 to 4 J". Very nice. Block off campus MODEL APT. C-17 OPEN "<•3226, Days. C EVERYDAY 1 -6 'TED ONE or 2 men wished apartment. One to share MODEL NOW OPEN Phone 332-6441 or 372-2797 block campus. MARSHA CHANEL Call 332-4432. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing :0ED °NE or two student units. These spacious luxury apartments are girls to share '"""ked apartment. One block completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive campus. Call 332-4432. Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control - •° ONE central air conditioning and Hotpoint appliances. These girl to share 2 r°om apartment at four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The 6 mo. leases "cok Trace. student's leisure time has been adequately planned for 393-7809 6 P.m. 3-9-30 9 mo. leases with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms 12 mo. leases and private balconies. If you want to be among the first QUICK diagnosis residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. Pharmaceutical company is et>ng a computer system doctors could use for » diagnosis of kids' ., s' The doctor could Pnone the computer, list symptoms by code Three Man or woman Luxury Suites ^ tZTtopcfungfjam er> and the computer is b,ck wh" the •Full-Time On-Site Professional Maintenance and Management Staff *66* obi!!. know what your L a"d it can be • Private patios, balconies • Short walk to Campus > , *lth News extra dollars, let Air Classified Ads » Swimming pool • conditioning a m 4620 S. HAGADORN u °u1, Low c°st Want ► Party lounge • Luxurious furniture, g > IWYCKIHGHAM nt a S you out- k°w cost carpeting, appliances A?TS. reac'1 People who i Automatic dishwashers / it u,k ! ,.ncat you have to sell. Ad Writer."01* * MCDELS ft RENI AL Of HCfc OPEN NOON -7:00 management exclusively by: BtfATCUFF P/f. MONDAV THROUGH FRIDAY %MjifILE 19BJL '-door hardtop '+I5 SO*-U Ing. 482-9977 731 BURCHAM DRIVE Weekends by appointment I Mr. nopI RD- ALOO MANAGEMFMT COMPANY 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ■ It's What's Happening- Mobile Homes Personal Service Wanted -ttrUmmln'-sinfl thing Bring your Movie "Seventh Voyage of Slnbad". -- Open Rush will be held today and MSU I' x 35' MARLETTE, fully carpeted, SEARCHING? COME and rap at RIDING LESSONS. PREFERABLY 4 tickets together, tomorrow night at Beta Theta Pi, own guitars, banjos, poetry, nose Music: "Universal Family" in concert. STUDENTS Pn= hold its first I air conditioned, all wood interior. Bahai Firesides. Sundays 8 p.m.. English or but will consider 2 tickets 1148 E. Grand River! All are welcome, flutes, rubberbands for an evening of Proceeds for Drug Education Center. meetin ^ Near campus. $800. 332-8325. 701 Cherry Lane, No. 106^ Western, Dressage or forward seat; by single appointment or course together for" Notre Dame game. Dress is casual. singing, listening, sharing. Don't miss Admission: $1.50. T"^aV. Sep, 34 °< «he 29 "V' ,h»«r| 5-10-2 355-7765.5-10-2 of 10. Call EQUESTRIAN Call collect, Jackson, Michigan, 787-5733, 8 - 5 p.m. 5-10-2 Student Advisory Committee It! The waning, Albatross 7pm-1am, is open every weekend* MSU Scots Highlanders will meet »• union willing t0 "J ENTERPRISES 16606 Parklake - tonight at 7pm in Demonstration Hall, trv I' x 46' TRAILER. Attractive, fully FREE ... A lesson in complexion Road. 332-4429. 5-10-1 WANTED TWO adult tickets for . Mathematics will hold a meeting for election 6f officers and committee 8pm-2am. Come on by. for the first meeting of the school "*'«V through •re urged to V,e°CSj \ec,0f»l Ori carpeted, neatly furnished. On lot. care. Call 484-4519, East MOOSUSKI will be holding its annual year. Everyone interested in Michigan Notre Dame Game. Call 351-1291. bagpipes, John, 351-6245. 5-10-2 or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. GUITAR LESSONS. Private Rock assignments tonight In 137A Wells Fall Organization meeting tonight. Scottish dancing, and Scottish MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC Folk - Semi-classic. MARSHALL - - 3-10-1 Hall at 7pm. Movies will be shown of last year's drumming is invited to attend. oriented. PiBns , ,h'n ^ CURTIS. BEST offer taken. Parked STUDIOS. C-10-1 MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. FOR SALE: four Notre Dame Senior * trip, plus a few surprises. Sign-up will VETERANS. The MSU Veterans up-coming Jpeeches •* by Coral Gables at Mobile Home C-10-2 Spartan Engineer, "The scientific, be taken for the Inter-collegiateBoyne Tickets. Ed, 332-2617.1-9-29 Asso, will hold Its first meeting of the Manor. 32x8. John HAIR CUT the way you want it. 4 ecologically open minded magazine" Week, the Austrian trip, and our Sixth Dean, Fall term at 7pm in the E. L. 351-7219. 5-9-30 Barbers to serve you. UNION INTRODUCING LINDA Shaw. TWO TICKETS to Notre Dame has yet to acquire a staff for the Annual Aspen Safari. There will also Legion Hal! (behind Arby's, MacDonald'sand relevant attend. For campaign"1^'"6 '<*■ BUILDING BARBER SHOP. C Bel Ion Sister's Beauty Shop. Will swap for 2 Ohio State. Phone 1970.71 school year. All positions open (yOU name jt) excluding editor. be a meeting for those interested in Dairy Queen on Grand River). Ail further inLl*-k( VAGABOND, 1967. 12 kitchen with walk-in x 60. Front pantry. LOCAL BEER Distributors report 2014V4 5-10-5 E. Michigan. 485-9691. 882-8715, 6-11pm. 2-9-30 There will be an open house held working and modeling for the Jean-Claude Killy Show October 9th, veterans are invited to attend to learn about a new stat G.I. bill and our club. ^nd9p°m.iC,a, 353-52St sales increases over 300% since Thursday, Oct. 1 at 7:30pm in 144 me*«ing, Tueidjy J Parquet floor in dining room. COME AND USHER. Jenison Fieldhouse. Everyone is C,ub LEDGE'S Also topics to be discussed are a Carpeted living room. Washer. introduction of the MSU Game. Engineering Building. Additional invited to attend. Trip sign-ups will PLAYHOUSE. See show free. Call ??' 8 P'm- Un'on Bui|dingyJ Redwood skirting and porch. Corner lot in King Arthur's Court. Grub yours at the Bookstores. O-10-1 Typing Service information can be had for the by calling Dave Karrer, 351 -2313. asking start 6:30pm. For further info stop by our office at 240 Mens IM or call hockey excursion, post football game parties, IM sports, T.G.'s, student floor Captain's Room. o jH 489-7089. 5-10-2 ANN BROWN Typing and multilith DONATION ITEMS for Stuttman 353-5199. government involvement, etc. A program students who for 1970 fo^| for 1 . LIKE ASTROLOGY? Get your smoker will follow the are interested ' offset nr,n,,no printing. Complete service Senator mSU-SDS will meet toniBh« a, 8:30pm All stgdents in Or. Piatt's Humanities meeting. Rhythmic Cycle Chart. Everyone . campaign auction. in the tovver Room in the Union ,4th doing on in Israe, and NEW MOON 1966. 10x52 excellent for dissertations, Antiques in London this past summer call DO SOMETHING ABOUT ITI The world. theses, condition. Furnished. Imperial has mental, emotional, physical manuscripts, general typing. IBM. tools, pa.nt.ngs, furniture, glassware, etc. Call floor). The "What isSDS?"discussion 332-2758 or Max, 351-1973. Mark, MSU Volunteers will be conducting other Study, politic. Hebr,J Village, Grand Ledge. $2995. Call cycles. High, low, critical days 21 years experience. 332-8384. C 484 5043, 484-0072 or 372-3933 well as reports form ORIENTATION-TRAINING sessions organized. interest group, J' collect 1-235-6284. 5-10-2 seen at a glance. Send birthdate for free pick-up of donations by the weekend's regional conference and The MSU Outing Club will meet for nev/and returning volunteers. We programs will be Kadima lntT and $3.00 to Nan Keyes, 407 BARBI MEL: Typing, October 5th or drop them at 1818 regular chapter business. All people tonight in 116 Natural Science at 7pm. are loqfcftng for people who are really discus ' South Cochran, Charlotte, multilithing. interested in finding out more about MSUOC runs trips caving, climbing, Students 12 x 60 MARLETTE with 8 x 20 Michigan 48813. 5-10-2 No job too large or too small. South Cedar. X-2-9-30 committed to being part of the International u attached deck. -Excellent Block off campus. 332-3255. C SDS and beginning work on concrete canoeing, hiking, etc. Come trip with Society announces its fjrt us this weekend. splution. For more Information about condition. Completely skirted. T_ TO TRADE . rNC student projects are welcome. We will also speblfic volunteer activities come by meeting to be held Sunday PROFESSIONAL Thesis Preparation teaching discuss the N#tiona| E|ectjon Day in the Captain's Room, Utility shed. On nice lot in IBM Typing, Multilith reservation, Winter 1971, Campus Crusade for Christ meets the Volunteer Bureau, 26 Student 'u Printing, & Demonstration. Everyone is welcome. Stonegate. 15 minutes from 1-9-28 Hardbinding. Complete Thesis Secondary Social Studies Card. tonight at 9:13 pm at 544 Abbott Rd. This will be an organizational Sen ices or call us at 353-4402, 4^30 p.m. Organization,! checking, campus. 393-2962. 5-9-30 Location Grand meeting, movies of m. Service for the most Discerning Rapids for Student Mobilization Committee will Applications for Detroit Card. end explanation of action the 6 1965 MARLETTE mobile home. EX-PEACE CORPS volunteers and Master's & Doctoral Candidates Call 332-6622. meet Wednesday, Sept* 30 at 8pm in group MSU College Republicans meeting course day Free Brochure and Consultation X-3-9-30 Rooms 38,39 of the Union to plan fall strategy. beginning Oct. 4 in Esihi 12x55 2 anyone who has worked in Wednesday, Sept. 30, 7 p.m. in Gold Colo, carpeted, bedroom colored furnished, appliances. development of rural Peru. Please CALL BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for actions. There will be an organizational Room, Union. Speaker will be Rep. information will call be .vai.abj11 SIMS Ea«ti'j Good condition. 20 minutes from phone Mario Diaz, 355-8060. MSU Rodeo Club will meet tonight at meeting of Theatre Dept. Philip Pittenger, candidate for State at - all positive, A negative, B negative 351-7168. A,| campus. $2975. 625-7491. 3-10-1 5-9-30 CLIFF and PAULA and AB negative, $10.00. O 9pm in the MSU Judging Pavilion Undergraduates tonight the Arena. at 6:30pm in Senate from Ingham County. welcome. medJ'< HAUGHEY Classroom to elect officers, discuss fall negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN rodeos and practices, and welcome MARLETTE 1967. 3 bedrooms. King Peanuts Personal 337-1527 or 627-2936 COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, new members. The MSU Chess Club will meet Arthur's Court. Skirting, air 507VS East Grand River, East tomorrow, Sept. 30 at 7:30pm In East COMPLETE THESES servi conditioning, humidifier, stove WE LOVE you Beta Theta Pi Lansing. Above the new Campus The Block and Bridle Club will meet Holmes Hall, Upper Men's Lounge. and . . Discount printing. IBM typing and refrigerator and extra storage .Yvonne, Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 tonight at 7:30 pm in Room 110 This is the first meeting to organize Lorraine, and Joyce. binding of theses, resumes, shed. Call 489-5572. 1-9-29 other activities this 3-9-30 publications. Across from campus, p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Anthony. This is the first meeting of corner MAC and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 the term. All interested people Grand River, Lost & Found DELTA UPSILON No Hell Week. No below Style Shop. Call noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C welcome. Refreshments will be served. Sorority Rush Sign-up. Brody Room pledging. Just meet nice guys. A (6-7pm); South Hubbard Hall lobby COPYGRAPH SERVICES FOUND: SEPTEMBER 332-8676. 2-9-30 MSU Marketing club will hold a Get (5-7pm); 101 Student Services 5th part __337-2666- C RODEO CLUB German Shepard puppy. Vicinity Acquainted meeting tonight at (8am-5pm) The lawyer will be at DISSERTATIONS. THESES, Term Come See What The Sport of 7:30pm in the Teak Room Eppley ASMSU froVn 1:30-4:30 campus. Must give away if no Recreation every owner. 2-9-29 353-6425, 351-7884. WELCOME BACK Students! Riding, papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. (Also 351-8950. OO editing). RODEO is all about. Tues. night 9 p.m. Judging Center. After a brief discussion of the club's program and solicitation of various staff officers, the "1969 Lion's Wednesday afternoon this term. Call 353-0659 for an appointment. BigCed KITTEN, FOUR month old, female, black- and white, front paws have hayrides and party room. For appointments, call 677-0071. Pavilion. Everyone welcome. Highlights" football film will be Sport Parachute Club. Open meeting for persons interested in learning is a black sheep. WHITE BIRCH STABLES AND shown. All interested persons about 6 toes. Reward. Call 337-2134. FOUR STUDENT tickets parachuting will be held welcome. 4-10-2 SHOP. 0-9-30 MSU-Ohio State game. Will pay any Thursday, October 1, 7:30pm, 104B Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Wells Hall. Presentation, movie; and price. Lynn, 355-9216.1-9-29 LOST: BUS Pass between Ad Transportation meets tonight in the Bethel Manor, 803 E. Grand River, at 8pm. The question and answer period. Building and Computer Center, RIDE SOMETHING TO shout about speaker will be Jim Worden: AVAILABLE. Commuting . . . about 12:45pm, Friday afternoon. the fast results when sell '"ter-Varjity Staff Member and Team MOOSUSKI PRESENTS 8 from Detroit area daily. 355-9594. you 353-8293. 2-9-30 Days In SPAIN household goods with Want Ads. Leader. The subject is interpersonal Jean-Claude Killy on Fri., Oct. 9, 5-10-2 Departing Dec. 26, Dial 355-8255 now! ' relationships. in Jeniaon Fieldhouse. Tickets on LOST: LARGE Tiger cat. Vicinity Complete Deluxe package, (ale at Men's I.M., Sporthaus, SHARE RIDES A.A. to M.S.U. Fall north of Frandor. Answers to $199 frv The magic of Classified Weathervane, Sportsmeister. Door term. 351-0911 Ads to Wednesday, 7:30pm at the Albatross, name of Edipus. or (313) fill vacancies fast. Dial 355-8255 prizes; ski equipment. Please call 547 E- River, across from 351-2004. 1-9-29 now! Berkey Hall: LOST: NEW green Raleigh bicycle. Taken from rack behind Music Something to shout about the IF IT'S TIME TO BUY . . . Building, September 20. License groovy apartments advertised in 180. Reward, 355-7663 or today's Classified Ads. 332-2703. 3-10-1 LOST: TWO German Shepherd type Real Estate A NEW OR USED puppies. Lost on campus, both females. Answer to Kira and COUNTRY. NEW four bedroom, 2 Michelle. Reward. 351-9371 after bath ranch. Carpeted, $25,000. 6pm. 3-10-1 646-6376. O Service Personal ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking. KEEP IT cool this year — Welcome Back Special 50c off on your cokes and food that is. Call hems. 332-4417 across from A-Z RENTALS for your refrigerator. Union, 119'/, Grand River. 5-10-2 337-1617. 5-9-30 NEED A cure for the frizzies. UNION BUILDING Try the BARBER TODAY IS SHOP. C-9-29 visit your MSU ... Employees Credit RING DAY Union loan counselor before dealer. Armed with dealer cost and visiting a trade-in information, along with a credit union loan commitment, MOOSUSKI MEETS tonight at 7:30 p.m. in 109 Anthony. Fulll I you stand to save several hundred dollars. feature movie with sound of last I year's Aspen Trip. 1st showing of I CAMPUS And remember, your credit union Dick Barry mores new flick. New! memberships will be taken. I BOOK STORES is the only place that offers the same low rate on a new you or used car loan. ATTENTION! MSU EMPLOYEES PRE LAW STUDENTS PLANNING TO TAKE OCTOBER 17th or DECEMBER 19th LSAT Helta ^auBelta 1019 Trowbridge Rd. Phone 353-2280 ^ CLASSES FOR THE OCTOBER 17, 1970 LAW SCHOOL 330 N. Harrison 337-1721 Open 9:30 - 5:30 Monday thru Friday ADMISSION TEST REVIEW COURSE BEGIN THE LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER - AT THE TIMES AND PLACES LISTED BELOW. REGISTER NOW Times (S places for Classes for the December 19, 1970 Exam provided on request ★ The club that brought you the fantastic, incredible A»pen bash The LSAT Rei last winter and on the trip back had improve your st 'ill thoroughly and a railroad car named .._ significantly. completely familiarize you with in their honor - The Zoo Car. Familiarity with the LSAT the LSAT so that you can and should score improve the second of higher without having two scores. a previous Admission Officers realize this fact and give second score recorded. previously taken the If you have LSAT and ^ The club that spends so much time at Boyne Mountain that exam less weight. The LSAT the Cliffdweller has become their Course is plan to take it again, the course second home. designed to will help you to see your areas of place yoi n the weakness and learn from your u had taken the e: veral vn mistakes. ★ The club that shot the AuSable and Pine Rivers last IOURSE IS BASED UPON MOST RECENT AUGUST 1970 EXAM spring - after having a few shots themselves. IT WILL PUT YOU ON A SCHEDULE TO BE PROPERLY RIGHT UP UNTIL THE TIME OFTHE'EXAMPRFPARF13 KKPARFD Teaches question Join ut tonight for our first fall meeting 7:30 p.m. 109 Anthony ★ Th« club that is currently known as the largest ahd most answering and Promotes confidence and lessens Hall. Full feature movie with sound of last year's Aspen Trip. Slw" time saving techniques, verbal and tension, exciting college ski-club in the country. non verbal Blitz - plus - 1st showing in Michigan of Dick Barryrtore's r - reasoning, logic, reading comprehension, legal Avoid such flick. pitfalls as reading into reasoning and how to profit from your own mistakes. questions, making false assumptions and second guessing. NSURE THAT YOU ARE PROPERLY PREPARED FOR THE LSAT CLASSES FOR OCTOBER 17, 1970 EXAM ANN ARBOR. MICH. DETROIT, MICH Now Brings You These Fantastic, Incredible Trips: rs. isxsxzzsr , M|CH. of E. Huron 21100 Nortb««.c.»r„ as-, Intercollegiate Week Aspen Safari Dec. 13-18 September 28, 1970 7:15 p.m. September 29, 1970 at 7:15 p.m October 1, 1970 ™. .--.o March 20 - 29 Iu'Tii'm'**1' T,'P ________ Register by using the attached form parties, races, and an awards banquet. The price? Very low THE LAW SCHOOL meals, swimming, saunas, wine parties, lift tickets, lessons races' "shing, sailing. Late - night life In the casinos. ADMISSION TEST REVIEW awards-The Zoo Car both ways. Don't miss this one. 384 Penobscot COURSE, INC. Bldg., Detroit, Michigan 48226 Phone: (313) 962-3050 Jean - Claude Killy will be here 1st European Trip INDY 600 Frl., Oct. 9 at 8 p.m-.in Trip Fieldhouse. Tickets are on sale at: Men's I.M., spor Dec. 26 - Jan. 8 May 29 - 30 weathervane, Sportsmeister. Come to our meeting tonight at/-i Non-stop Detroit to Munich flight, hotel accommodations In Uncola unlimited. Accommodations in Ft. Wayne, meals. P.m. in 109 □ Che Austria, ski at Innsbruck, Salzburg, Kitzbuhl and Munich, Anthony Hall for more Information. New merr- $60 entertainment, more uncola, and of course the 500 race. All for one will be taken. Tobaggon, sleigh rides, wine parties, fondues, lessons. This is the very low price, trip you'll talk about for years to come. The price? Very, very low.