Longevity . . . MICHIGAN Wednesday uncommon extension of the Rainy . STATE STATE NEWS fear of death. . . . Continued light showers. Temperatures in the low 60s UNIVERSITY ,e 63 Number 64 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 14, 1970 Canada, Red China agree , to establish diplomatic ties OTTAWA (AP) — Canada and Red to Formosa in 20 months of negotiating in agreement, said: "The Chinese government China agreed Tuesday to establish Stockholm. The Chinese call the reaffirms that Taiwan is an inalienable diplomatic relations at once and to Nationalist island Taiwan. part of the territory of the People's Republic of exchange ambassadors within six months. Announcing recognition, Foreign China. The Canadian government takes Ottawa broke relations with Nationalist Secretary Mitchell Sharp told the House of note of this position of the Chinese China. Commons that Canada does not consider it government." Nationalist China, with headquarters on appropriate either to endorse or challenge Sharp agreed with this, adding: "We are Formosa, announcing it in tum had severed Peking's position on Formosa. relations with Ottawa, and declared Canada Peking, in announcing the diplomatic (Please turn to page 13) had ignored "its friendship of long standing with the government of the Republic of China." Yu chu Hsueh, Nationalist ambassador COMM ARTS HEAD - to Canada, left Ottawa by plane for New York, saying he was distressed by Canada's decision. In Washington, State a Department spokesman agreement expressed between concern Communist China would have adverse Canada that the and Dean Bain effects on the international position of Nationalist China. Canada's action came just 20 years after Britain took a similar course. But Britain and Red China never have exchanged ambassadors, allowing their embassies to be to return to headed by secondary diplomats. By STEVE WATERBURY Forty - six nations now recognize Red China and 67 have relations with the State News Staff Writer Nationalist government. The United States recognizes the Nationalists of President Jack M. Bain, dean of the College of Chiang Kai - shek and opposed Canada's Communication Arts, said Tuesday he is move to begin the talks with Peking in resigning as dean in order to return to full - Stockholm in January 1969. The White time teaching. House in Washington would only say Bain asked Provost John E. Cantlon to Canada and the United States had relieve him of his duties as dean of the discussed the question for some time. college as soon as it is "convenient and Communist China recognized U.S. officials said the decision in part reflected the easing of Peking's relations possible to find a replacement." In accordance with Bain's request, Provost with the West. They added that this was an Cantlon proposed the selection of a I External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp (left) explains details of Canada's recognition of Communist China to a important development but would not "broadly representative committee to help I reporter in the Parliamentary corridor Tuesday. He told change U.S. policy on China. reporte/rs that Canada intends to vote for Peking's facilitate the search for a new dean." I seating in the United Nations. AP Wirephoto Canada refused to accept Red China's Cantlon said Tuesday he will ask William demand that it recognize territorial claim a Rintelmann, professor of audiology and chairman of the College Advisory Council "to serve as the person responsible for coordinating the procedures for the Nursing college benefits told selection of the search committee." The committee is requested to establish criteria for selection, develop a system for full communication with the faculty and recommend a slate of two to five acceptable candidates. community affairs, in areas including sex should be done. There to better meet the The provost said one graduate student and education and are advantages each us needs of the drug usage programs in way." community," would "merit funds for one undergraduate student will be elected I The proposed elementary and secondary schools and the If nursing does become additional skilled by their peers in the college to serve as College of Nursing would a college, Schuetz faculty," would be "more College of Education. levelop greater community involvement "What we're really looking at are the said it would be "at least initially linked" likely to receive grants and funds from members of the committee. Ind graduate programs, asserts the nursing with the Institute of Biology and Medicine various agencies." "The College of Communication Arts ■acuity petition for college status. objectives of the school, and we're asking for maximum efficiency. The institute faculty should conduct all what is the best route to reach those • College status would open channels of an - college Bain, who is a professor of I The petition, being considered by Robert coordinates all University health programs. communication with the administration and election to determine four non - objectives," Schuetz said Tuesday. "If it can communication, said he would like to Ichuetz, acting director of the Institute of be best done by having nursing as a college, To some degree, the institute represents the rest of the University. "As a small administrative merpbers of the search concentrate on teaching at the Biology and Medicine, also calls for a larger then that should be done; if it can be done the sort of clustering of colleges which school, we are rarely elected to University committee with the understanding that no undergraduate level. He has continued to lole played by the Provost John Cantlon has said would be two members of the committee should come nursing staff in better or just as well as a school, then that committees and, consequently, our voice is teach a 200 level course in persuasion while needed if colleges become too numerous. from the same department," Cantlon said. never heard." serving as dean. "With a cluster like this, it's easier to grasp The Dept. of Theater, scheduled to be Schuetz said a shift to college status Bain came to MSU in 1954, and has served the larger problems than with every major transferred to the College of Arts and would "not necessarily" mean a higher as dean of the College of Communication »Y 60-5 VOTE division reporting to one person," Schuetz budget allocation for the nursing program. Letters Jan. 1, will not participate in the Arts since 1967. said. "This helps the total program. The selection process. administration should help the students' education, not warp it to conform to a rigid Senate rejects report administrative pattern." The petition proposes a graduate program in research in nursing, evaluation of nursing practice, teaching of nursing, nursing administration and/or geriatric nursing. by smut commission These areas would avoid overlapping with the two other graduate nursing programs in Michigan, the petition says. The petition says the proposed College of ■WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate heard In their findings, 15 of the 18 - member Nursing would also: • Establish »e reP°rt of the Commission on Obscenity commission said there is no evidence that pilot units in the community Pd Pornography denounced health agencies to demonstrate different Tuesday as a exposure to pornography is a significant ■pulsive example of "marshmallow - cause of crime or leads to immoral or methods or approaches to the leaded thinking," then voted unnatural sex acts. administration of nursing care. • Become a werwhelmingly to reject all its major They recommended that "federal, state coordinating center for state - pdings. and local legislation prohibiting the sale, wide continuing education in nursing. ■The 60 - 5 vote for a resolution exhibition or distribution of sexual •Establish preventive health centers in the P emning the report came moments after materials to consenting adults should be community. Reasons stated in the faculty petition for | chief sponsor, Sen. John L. McClellan, ►Ark., declared: repealed." the School of Nursing to become a college The resolution, which expresses the sense 1 1 fear that if we allow and of the Senate but has no legal force, follows stress funding and prestige. They include: encourage the ■°w of obscene • "A professional program must be material, there will be no closely a letter signed by 34 Republican ■PPpJn8 these sex offenders. This filth is senators urging President Nixon to regarded as unique, and not an extension of another educational unit." The School of ■L • ■ to they feed on it and the "disavow" the commission's findings. McClellan and a number of other senators Nursing is currently part of the College of ■drfi'lT" wou'd 8uarantee that they have said the commission wasted three years and Natural Science. $2 million in producing a final report they • College status would aid in the said consisted of "a series of unsupported or recruitment of qualified faculty, as well as a ^illiken hints flimsily documented opinions resting largely on a philosophy of permissiveness." "I do not think that the Senate should replacement for resigning director Gwendolyne MacDonald. • "Since the School of Nursing is primarily allow this report - which would substitute composed of women, the status of being a hedonism for morality - to stand College of Nursing would increase the negotiation unchallenged," McClellan said. Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., added: "The stature and influence of women on campus and in the community." at°he f"ke"told newsmen Wednesday report gives the impression that the majority • As a college, nursing would be "in a position to bargain for greater financial tC°u7 to ring interven'ng Workers strike into the of the commission have essentially given up assistance from the University, enabling us against General on human nature and are prepared to accept to increase our student enrollment and a very cynical view of any inherent good in LT.he str,ke w is moving into its second the human soul." clinical facilities considerably, thus enabling and is increasingly going to Sen. Gordon Allott, R-Colo., said he was I costing h " ♦? St"te" M1,,iken said- "It particularly incensed at what he termed Tickets on sale pilars." badly needed resource pseudoscientific testing financed by the commission involving measuring the Tickets are now available for the Judy lterve!unllkenfLSald he was thinking of reaction of young men exposed to Collins performance at 8 p.m. Oct. 24, I w°uld tervene not wm elah1 t#?ing sides" though i ate on how he might pornographic material. It declared also the sense of the Senate that the commission failed to carry out the in Jenison Fieldhouse. Pick up tickets at the Union, Marshall Music Co., Starry eyed ^ mandate of Congress in reaching its Cam bell's Suburban Shop and Grinnells Carol Koch, Petosky freshman, examines the celestial sphere used in her natural scfence laboratory section. The thMJAW publ,c'8 ,ntere8t to conclusions. Brothers. sphere shows the stars in relationship to the earth. State News photo by J. H. Wilner 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October |4 news U' discontent exists, summary From the.wires of AP and UPI. Cantlon tells faculty By DAVE PERSON He Other "dream projects" which explained that the State News Staff Writer will have to wait are the flexibility of the University with Provost John E. Cantlon said proposed all - events bldg. and such problems is a little more fine arts center. constrained than it would be in a Tuesday many people in the academic community have an "This doesn't mean we can't factory. "The threat of "At any given moment," bombings and "anti-university feeling." have forward momentum in Cantlon said, "We could get into guerilla warfare (on the campus) is "Many students tell us they are these areas." Cantlon said. difficulties." disenchanted with us," (Jantlon greater than ever before. Never in He used said. He addressed the first fall Cantlon said MSU has as examples this country have we found this difficulties which could arise luncheon of the Faculty Club, stabilized its enrollment, and violent possibility." where he forecasted the coming freshman enrollment next year from unsatisfied National Merit year in the academic will be cut 1000 students to the Scholarship students, heavy - Gov. William G. Milliken community. figure it was for the 1969-70 faculty loads and student Cantlon said "an element of school year. He said that housing. Cantlon added that disenchantment "exists between President Wharton's commission even a "high-handed provost" the admissions is working on could create problems. On the decline on University staff, alumni, In regard to student housing, prospective members of the "shaking out" enrollment he said student groups often get board of trustees and groups problems. in a hurry and mistake time such as the Detroit Geographical Taking advantage of the last hours of daylight, this coed sits on the bank of the International News Expedition (DGEI) which A problem of the spent on planning for reflecting on campus sites. As winter approaches, the hour of darkness comes earlier and Red Cedar I staged a rally in front of the administration, according to the administrative indifference. earlier I Administration Bldg. Monday. provost, is what is to be done in the area of State News photo by Chas F|0JJ I The Quebec Cabinet met Tuesday to discuss its He predicted that this year disadvantaged negotiations with the Quebec Liberation Front (FLQ) for would bring "more of the same" students, as well as those have special advantages. who AT CHICANO MORATORIUM the release of a kidnaped British diplomat and the and he blamed this, in part, on the size of the current MSU He said considerable pressure provincial labor minister. There were indications the budget. last year to break away from the kidnapers were taking a tough stand. Robert Lemieux, an attorney for various members of the front or FLQ - declared he had instructions - only that He said the University expects to maintain forward momentum in the area osteopathic of human medicine, medicine and image of "elitism" at MSU derived from the enrollment of many National Merit Scholarship students. However, he added, Cano depicts the kidnapers' demands be met. reveal their 15 Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau told the House of scientific development. the University is continuing to By ROSA MORALES - page operatkj plan, but, Cano said, "they a* However, he said, many upgrade the excellence of the State News Staff Writer Commons in Ottawa he endorsed the action of Premier projects which are still in the institution. Cantlon mentioned News Background showed it to us and we m Robert Bourassa of Quebec, who "dream stage" will probably the difficulty which ANN met with three liason got the talks going by departments ARBOR -- A n have to remain there for at least were to use for publicly asking the kidnapers to set up"a mechanism of and colleges have in weeding out representative of the National communicatj negotiations." another year. The proposed law their least effective Chicano Moratorium described unprovoked death of Ruben," being ignored by the purposes." P programs so Trudeau said the only thing to be done was to "insure school is one such project. At that funds may be allocated events Monday night leading up Cano said. Ruben Salazar, news director institutionally racist college a.m. The march started at at Belvedere li;jJ best, he said, we will have toward more beneficial to and after the August 29 Los antiwar movement. Park, through negotiations that there be a mechanism enough money for planning. programs. Angeles Chicano Moratorium, at of KMEX (Channel 34), a "The college middle class from 3rd Street to Atlanti, established" for the release of James Richard which newsman Ruben Salazar Spanish language station, was students realize south toWhittier Cross, that killing is Boulevard; wn, British trade representative in Montreal kidnaped Oct. 5, The State News, the student newspaper at was killed. "Most people not living in one of two persons killed during the riot in East Los Angeles. He immoral, a realization that is on Whittier terminating at Luguna I BoulevujJ and Pierre Laporte, Quebec labor minister abducted at Michigan State keeping the white man out of University, is published every class day during four school L.A. don't even know what was a veteran reporter for the the war," Cano said. "But for where speeches and music w.. gunpoint five days later. Los wrap up the day's activities. ~ terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. happened in L.A. on August Angeles Times and an award every white that stays out -- a Subscription rate is $14 per year. 29," Gilberto Cano told - winning columnist who, for the Chicano, a black or poor white is Along the march route, approximately 50 Chicanos and past year and a half, had been being drafted and killed in merchants offered Member- Associated Press, United Press non • Chicanos at the Michigan covering news concerning Vietnam." refreshments to thintrl International, The Saigon government plans soon to offer the Viet Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Union. Chicanos. The Chicano Moratorium is marchers. This may have cr Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate "The press has been His most recent coverage had set up on a family - type basis, the illusion to the marchers thi Cong a new basis for a political settlement in South Press Association, United States Student Press Association. completely repressed into not been interpreting the having no funding or salaries of all merchants were Vietnam, American giving an;H sources reported Tuesday night in printing what actually did significance of the Chicano any kind, supplying only food beer or pop. ™ London. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, happen at Laguna Park and the Movement, Cesar Chavez's for its workers. The rest of the Many Chicanos wen Michigan. Details of the proposals being prepared by the Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services farmworkers' plight and the role money goes into a bail fund for liquor store, the only c government of president Nguyen Van Thieu were not Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, of bilingual education. the more than 520 people in the area, according to Ci FREE PICK-UP disclosed. But in general their aim, according to the Michigan. Cano said that the reason for arrested August 29. to buy, not steal, beer and soi AND DELIVERY creating a National Chicano In The East Los Angeles SheriffiB sources, will be to reinforce President Nixon's peace May the moratorium's Phones: ONE HOUR SERVICE Moratorium is to "bring the war leaders met with the Los station said the owner called Ion Angeles initiative. Editorial 355-8252 home." "Ten million Chicanos County Sheriff's Dept. to discuss their assistance in calming ft It was Thieu personally, the informants Classified Advertising of the United States are being plans for August 29. The customers coming into his ston said, who urged •j- fl>. 099-0499 the Nixon administration last July to Display Advertising 353-6400 screwed daily by the Anglo," he moratorium was planned as a The owner denies hannj put forward its plan for a cease - fire - in - place. Business-Circulation Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 LOUIS said. drafted and sent to Vietnam to non - violent demonstration, an One one hand, the Chicano is almost family - style outing, at which children, old ladies and called the station, Cano said. "Although there would be the police no more a th fight for "democracy," a thing invalids could participate in a 300 police to direct traffic, J CLEANERS that he does not even have here calm mood with no fear of any were completely surrounded bjl 623 E.GRAND RIVER in the United States, he said. On The House passed Tuesday a compromise, three - year possible rioting, Cane said. police stations all locattfl the other hand, the Chicano is The moratorium's marshals conveniently around East Ll'I farm bill which, for the first time, would impose a Cano continued. and workers had made it a point $55,000 ceiling on subsidy payments to cotton, wheat that there would be no internal According to informatial and feed grains producers. squabbles or petty disorders by received by the moratorium "There will be no further payments for failing to grow Is spreading the word throughout leaders, $1.3 billion was spent ill crops," Chairman W. R. Poage, D-Tex., of the House Agriculture Committee told colleagues. 11 YOUR the Chicano community that no weapons should be brought, he overtime pay enforcement for that for one Inl day. ] ■ said. The House, by a vote of 190 to 146 sent the bill to the e "But the Senate where it was uncertain whether the measure would Career Opportunity weapons." police did bring Black Night' be considered before Congress leaves "We thought that they Wednesday for a never In FABRIC? would helps students| month - long election recess. attack 40,000 Chicano families," Cano said. Negotiations with the police had required the moratorium "Black Night," a program HI In just the past year, many leaders to present a march route explain counseling and academil A top Army general said Tuesday a large international and an operational assistance programs to black ami H promising young businessmen have plan of the force "with military muscle" may be required to police day for scrutiny by the police, minority group students, si any negotiated settlement in the Middle East. joined Minnesota FABRICS stores and the police in turn would scheduled for 7:30 p.m. todayii( Lt. Gen. Richard G. following this opportunity. Six of Brody Auditorium. Stilwell, the Arm^s deputy chief Sponsored by the ! for operations, spoke before the Association of the U.S. them have already moved ahead in store management or other Halloween Counseling office of tliil Army, saying: posi¬ Counseling Center, the prognil Realistically, the longstanding emotionally deep hostility which lies at the root of the Arab Israeli conflict tions. Others will be moving ahead soon! Spooky will include entertainment ami | refreshments, according to may dictate some - type of international presence in the Specials Gerald Peaks, chairman of tin event. | Mideast to assure compliance with the provisions of any negotiated settlement." Minnesota FABRICS stores are the LINCOLN largest volume, fastest growing, SHEPARD'S National News retail fabric merchandisers in the THIS Midwest! The Interior Secretary Walter Hickel says installations will improve their sewage government Pant sufficiently by 1972 that the processed waste will be clean treatment WEEK The present growth pattern pro¬ vides opportunities for a number of Shoe enough to swim in. qualified graduates. Hickel told a news conference at the San International Airport late Monday that federal Francisco agencies, AT VAN'S including the military, have been instructed to provide secondary treatment for sewage. "This will not provide drinkable WM$ If YOU are interested in million-dollar store, and are ready managing a water, but it will be to discuss your business swimmable," Hickel said. "It's a step toward future, our tertiary treatment which will produce water you can drink." representative, Michigan News Two members of the White Panther Party pleaded guilty ■ Mr. Duane Hansen will be on campus Tuesday to charges of harboring fugitive Lawrence (Pun) Plamondon, 24, defense minister of the party, while he was on the FBI's " 10 The two, Milton E. most wanted list." This ad is good for $5 off the purchase of any camera, on Friday, October 16 In stock*toi bone and black Taube, 23, Ann Arbor, and John W. crinkle comb., bone and brown comb. Forrest, 21, Warren, were arrested with Plamondon near $25.00 or more, in the store! at the St. Ignace July 24 when the car in which they were riding was stopped after someone tossed out a beer can. Campus Recruiting Office Since 1944 ■ First Choice of MSU Students President Nixon's veto of a bill which would have mm iiii eoards . limited campaign expenditures brought sharp criticism 3 Tuesday from two Democratic candidates for statewide office. Minnesota FABRICS In separate statements, Sander Levin, candidate for GENERAL OFFICES governor, and Richard Austin, candidate for secretary of 1800 Como Avenue Van's Card and Camera state, urged Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., to vote to MERIDIAN MALL OKEMOS ■M St. Paul, Minn. 55108 EAST LANSING 317 East Grand River DOWNTOWN onfl n Secretary ministers ... J The governor also made state's youth agencies to place ...sit He will meet at least twice of cabinet rank will France , dimmed the summit The Canadian Mitchell foreign minister Proposals in areas of juvenile JAMES H. BRICKLEY fl-eater emnhasison greater emphasis on nnmmiinitv community ™lcneii Sharp, anarp, whosewnose _country country take part iin the take part " commemorative aspect of the celebration. with Gromyko for a private is opening the commemorative delinquency, corrections, the ■ based treatment and prevention P>ned the ranks of those session. There has been President Nixon and British review of U.S. - Soviet relations, round of speeches in the place of recognizing Communist China, apprehension that the current . . police, drug abuse, prosecutor and U.S. attorney. programs Prime Minister Edward Heath t admitted'y at a t low point in Prime will be the first Minister Pierre Elliott Organized crime and public He would coordinate the effort speaker at the wave of political kidnapings will address the assembly Oct. the wake of the unresolved • An Trudeau, who canceled plans to Corruption, local police amoung various levels of increase in police - 10-daY commemorative session might be directed at one of more 23 Middle East situation. attend the session. government. school liaison and opening Wednesday. Assistance, judicial reform and programs Of the Civil Disorder Center, development of Strict security precautions kriminal justice programs. new efforts to I If re-elected, Milliken said he Milliken said, "the Center will prevent violence and crime in were imposed as all 230 U.N. Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! !Why Pay More! I)tends to assign his running schools. guards returned to work after a attempt to prevent disorders by ■ * biate. James H. Brickley, ....... g00(j intelligence efforts. If one-day undeclared strike by ■hairman Commission of the of Michigan Law disorders do coordination occur of through the mtxrams programs, Participation in the National Bomb Data Center and W,,,M provision aim j;iuvimuii about sought » a third of force. They more — pay and improved «— SIZE Enforcement and Criminal agencies would be able able to tc of specially - trained officers to promotion procedures. deal with the criminal of ^ Justice, popularly known as respond in the most effective, use the STRETCH , Brime Commission. Brickley was responsible way," he said explosive devices. G^Ofikl'^AeiTOlj^amnitSd thel Pacific Island country of i^iji'asf lormerly a FBI agent, a chief Milliken noted that Att. Gen • Assistant Wayne John Mitchell's plan for FBI Supplying local police with the 127th U.N. member County oting extended infiltration on campuses would ■ supplcmenl 10 the sophisticatedequipment for sniper detection, detection night and vison, video - bomb tape country. members, The U.N. began quarter century ago with 51 a PANTY surveillance. Col. Harold A. Trimble, the by Psych, dept. "The threat of bombings and guerilla warfare (on the campus) is • Specialized training for local Canadian chief of U.N. security said precuations will be greater HOSE greater than ever before. Never lor student reps in this country have we found police in such areas as I . , this violent possibility," Balloting for undergraduate governor said lepresentative to Dept. of psychology been faculty committees Att. Gen. Frank Kelly, • Expansion of local - state - extended to 5 p.m. Tuesday, in Grand Rapids, said federal programs to halt the Friday, due to mailing delays. "today's crime crisis represents illegal flow of drugs. Open Thursday and Friday nights until 9:00 the long, soft pull of mini-rib knits as toppers for skirts and pants is a sure way to the lean and lanky body line of today. Camel, gold, navy, eggsh acrylic. Shown left to right The shallow scoop top, $9 Turtleneck top. $9. Sleeveless midi cardigan. •n camel or gold, $11. Jacobson'8 ACCESSORIES 5125 W. Saginaw-6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 14. 1970 >UR READKRS' MIND Women's Lib seeks Solzhenitsyn never common To the Editor: humanity liberation for black people. In Women's liberation has no captured by Germans the modern movement blacks value for black people, says should see a visiting psychologist Charles W. powerful ally, not one that "exploits the black Thomas, as reported in last and decorated Friday's State News. The experience." captain newspapers and 3. Women's lib is not racist, Party leaders _ movement is a game to avoid mem** JSSS'tEtflLK» involvement in business of liberation" "the serious — which and not anti - male. As blacks achieve a better life, so will whites. As women achieve a 1953 55T2a?^£»s is racial. Whether the report fairly better life, so will men. tortus ps&sa, s ■"* rsir ss*****. he T1'" '■tolrer,l™idith.SovWU»lo„: I I represents Mr. Thomas's view, I don't know. It does represent a Lola A. Hill "• ,e Germans In 1W0. as a trennynWWle « becaU8e by th#t ^ "^tet themselves 0j the state „ News is an example that have enslaved and confined she will find the fulfillment of object to a second ■ class status fleeting on the Reflecting — - future of Russia be ^ad become one «««> of w the • of inadequate and faulty women in their own minds her creativity in for any segment of the people. To the Editor: „ „ ,u„.0 "*»• mo as bearing and ffterV-Day, 1945. One of those mogt popular crJticg of VUrflmirr^h-n^Mi,™ lnformat,on on his P*rt well as in the minds of others. raising children and in Their cause and that of the black A little inflation is not like letters came into the hands of the "Stalinism," and a courageous iwJL! ProfessorofRussian , d Grebenschikov language concerning women's liberation. Men and women are mutually submitting to a man is just that: people is a common cause — a pregnancy. Neither, fortunately, Co..,.„ is pregnancy like a little inflation. ■Soviet anti ■ sPy agency fighter for freedom. ana literature to Thorn.'. oppressed by . culture and. a myth." better life for the underdog. BMERSH, and the highly prized ^ this point some Soviet uci. assertion, women's liberation is heritage that mutilates the My experience is that the They insist that there must not Even Eastern philosophy mixes iz, i»/u concerned with social realities be any underdog. Isn't this what better in my morning coffee than relationships possible between small "rap" group concept is them. blacks believe? this. effectively aiding area women to lack Brody 'blob' boosters In contrast to Thomas' become sensitized 2. Historically, those white to the statement to the common problems encountered women who were the Evan Farthington - Jones contrary women's liberation is a serious in a male • oriented society and forerunners of women's lib have Economics graduate assistant business of liberation and has been the greatest champions of Oct. 7,1970 >n developing awareness of JotheEditor: pusillanimous. enthusiast, implications for the total reform personal growth potential. you can put your such a erouo. If you're interested "?P | for returning students, the The number of students and body and mind to effective use. in helping to organize or advise ? socety. The problems that Lene is the same; "The Campus Acuity members who have tried If you are sincerely think that call 5-2502 ro 5 0607 Perhaps ,wome" *®kted to the Carol Ingal, senior e Park" divided by a filthy to disrupt and reverse ecological the Red Cedar can be restored to the whole thing is idealistic, bSt S im l H Oct, 10, 1970 belching chimneys and suicide on the MSU campus is, its natural state, and if you prefer then, when it dawns on you that Si-jS! f fl? , J? "S ? letoric. Another year, another l"f"i.v^y.^iintPre88i*f1- New £j£?..5 a Halloween * c strip - Red Cedar ducks m*nn®r, othf V1®." this little blob of earth is all we've students - you too will soon breathing your last from foul air got, isn't anything worth a trv'' to^ngTourthoirMciet^emP In "Liberation of |ill remain objects of ridicule, the learn that "pollution is a dirty (assisted by those naughty MSU Women," jtate News will continue to print word" and that the best thing to smokestacks), we need you. Mr. iraphic pictures of campus smoke do is to slowly disappear into a Leonard Stuttman, ecologist Laurel Limpus states, "A central Mike Ward problem is that this society has Spooky Jacks vomiting at peak capacity stinking sewer of apathy. renowned for his effective luring early morn, and everyone However, if you can disengage attempts to halt pollution and New York sophomore produced Oct. 2,1970 mythology of women that has an image and a Specials Till tacitly agree that something yourself from all the slimy words increased population, recently (ust be done - words, like and ®P«thy, there is something spoke in Emmons Hall and e, continue to flow and our you can do. If you're more than exPressed a desire to assist ASMSU POP ENTERTAINMENT let ■ ion campus remains simply a sunshine antipollution camPus residents who had a K sincere interest in fighting MSU pollution. A few Brody residents Presents HOMECOMING 1970 Serving Cocktails and Premium Beer Mugs, but books are now on attempting to form such no a group but we need help — from Draught 7 Days a Week (after 2 P.M. on . both students and faculty. Sunday) Jo the Editor: Judy Hopefully, this attempt could C 8tores carry an cholce of Dining room open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 10 | Why is it that, term after term, books other then texts. But in a be expanded into a committee of e bookstores in East Lansing p.m. Sunday from 8 p.m. quarter system, the unavailability "Students for Environmental b unable to supply students of texts works a hardship that Action" But, again, we need help. 110 well appointed sleeping rooms, all with Ifith required texts on time and in seems as unnecessary as it Is We need "give - a - damn" Color TV, private dining and banquet rooms lifficient quantity to go around? outrageous. The display windows students and faculty members October 24 8:00 p.m. available. §his occurs even when books are proclaim their welcome to willing to assist as advisers for ■either late ordered nor new, and students, yet the working policy fchen estimates of class size are seems to be: Students be JENISON FIELDHOUSE ALBERT PICK MOTOR Accurate. I realize the high Damned! ■ultural purpose served by TICKETS ON SALE AT: HOTEL plimited stocks of sweat shirts Carolyn Stieber d beer mugs, and I am not so fcdical as to suggest that local Asst. Prof. MARSHALLS UNION [Corner Saginaw (Rt. 78) and Grand River Oct. 5,1970 CAMPBELLS GRINNELLS KRt. 43) East Lansing 48823 Ph. 337-1741 SEAFOOD la CARTE -40 % a m PLAIN ONION OR RELISH WmM FoM»Ui WITH- SHERRY FLAVORED SAUERKRAUT .45 WITH - MELTED CHEESE WITH-CHILI 50 50 $ 3 g TENDER SWEET CLAM STRIPS - w/French Fries. Tartar Sauce SHRIMP - w/French Fries. Cocktail Sauce 99 1.10 J : FISH AND CHIPS- w/Home Fries, Tarter Sauce «/vr HOT DOGS ikHPfi WITH-CHILI WITH SAUERKRAUT 60 i* 1 - CHILI CHEESE 60 CUamii i* Bur WITH - CHILI - SAUERKRAUT CHEESE 65 & .. LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS ROAST BEEF BASKET (Our own Roast Beef Sandwich) SANDWICHES served w/French Fries and Tossed Salad 1.S LUM'S FAMOUS HOT ROAST BEEF AU JUS GOLDEN FRIED CLAMS 1.8 U S Choice Top Round, Delicious and Tender - Piled High on a Toasted served w/Roll and Butter, French Fries, Tossed Salad or Cole Butter Egg Roll, and Moistened in its Own Natural Juices 90 Slaw and Tartar Sauce IMPORTED HOLLAND HAM - Heaped High on Egg Roll, Kotfier Dill SIX GOLDEN FRIED FANTAIL SHRIMP 80 1.6 W/Melted Cheese 90 served w/Roll and Butter, French Fries, Cole Slaw or Tossed LUM'S SPECIAL SUBMARINE SANDWICH - A Meal In A Sandwich Salad and Cocktail Sauce Imported Holland Ham, Genoa Salami. Provolone Cheese. Cooked Salami, LUM'S HOT DOG DINNER (2) w/Sauerkraut, French Fries 1.2 Lettuce & Tomato Served Delicious Large FISH - BATTER DIPT - w/Home Fries, Cole Slaw, Roll and Butter - on Italian Roll-Hot or Cold . .95 . . 1.2 MINI—SUB — Same as above, only half-size .50 LUMBURGER - Deliciously Different Chopped Sirloin in Our Own Bar-B-Q Sauce CHEESE LUMBURGER - Even Better FRIED FILET OF FISH - Served on an Egg Roll, with 45 '55 1| DRAUGHT BEER Lettuce, pabst • • Tomato and Tartar Sauce TUNA FISH SANDWICH Served .55 I BUDWEISER ! ! ! ®v 'J6 ®tei"' Bv the Schooner' | MICHELOB .... Bv the Pltcher - on an Egg Roll, with Lettuce & Tomato .55 AMERICAN CHEESE - Hot or Cold 40 FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL TASTY TREATS BEVERAGES HOT CRISPY FRENCH FRIES ... .35 COFFEE (refills free with meal) 15 BEERS HOME FRIES (Greet New Treat I 35 SANKA 20 ONION RINGS 50 HOT TEA 15 ANCER - France LA BATT'S ALE - Canada FRENCH FRIED MUSHROOMS 60 HOT CHOCOLATE 20 . ANDEKER - U.S.A LOWENBRAU (Light or Dark) TOSSED GARDEN SALAD MILK — Chocolate or White 20 AS AH I-Japan -Germany w/Your Fevorite Favorite Ores: Dressing 35 APPLE JUICE 20 Bleu Cheese . 5c extra 40 (Served in (rotted mug) BECKS - Germany O'KEEFE'S OLD VIENNA - COLE SLAW BLACK HORSE ALE Canada Canada - Homemade 25 COKE. ROOT BEER. FRUIT PUNCH - DELICIOUS HOMEMADE CHILI . .50 & SPRITE .15 & .25 CARTA BLANCA - Mexico PERONI - Italy SOUP OF THE DAY 35 LUMADE 15 & .25 CINCI-Canada PILSNER UROUELL- CHAMPALE - U.S.A. Czechoslovakia FINLANDIA - Finland SAN MIGUEL - Philippines ASSERTS FIX - Greece " Australia ASSORTED PIES 40 STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE "(/Generous portion of Strawberries . . 65§j GUINESS STOUT - Ireland TUBORG (Light & Dark) - HEINEKENS - Holland Denmark topped w/whipped creem ^ KIRIN - Japan WHITBREAD - England ICE CREAM 25& 231c7MAC 'Ave. OPEN DAILY 11am-2am £> Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October |4 |l i-had this hanqup. I was repressed. Even my ox-fords pinched. ■md No parking Though the "Bicycle Parking Prohibited" sign is in full Natural Resources B view, these bicycles were left at the side entrance of the State News photo by Jim Klein it's what's 11 a vv nn a £» ^ . i Then I met Biq Red. $1.00 insertion service - to be pre charge per - paid. 12 Free MSU HAPPENING skydiving movies presented by Sport Parachuting Club. The MSU Promenaders will meet tonight from 7 to 8:16 p.m. in Room 34, The MSU Veteran's Wive meet tonight at 7 p.r movies will be shown in 104B Wells $iq Red was what he was. p.m. deadline 1 class day before. Hall at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, October 15. Women's IM. Beginners welcome. Community House, Whitehall Mi Mt. Hope and Hagadorn, t S>iq. Red. And So unabashedly Petitioning wilt be open all week for This week The meet following Free U classes will tonight: Modern Dance - 6:45 club organization and plan year. For further inform uqly, he( the at beautiful. ALBATROSS, 218 Women's IM; Marvel two at-large memberships on the a p.m., rides, call Linda Jayne, 351-5077. I was m Undergraduate Advisory Committee coffeehouse that feels human I Comics as Literature - 7 p.m., 131 duq him. to the School of Business. Pick up petition forms in Dean Rainey's office: Room 7, Eppley Center. Wednesday, Hummin Also - October 14 Strummin - Sing - Thing. The Street Corner Society I 7 - A Albert; Society Law in a Contemporary - 8 p.m., 117 Overview of Grassroots Politics - Bessey; p.m. - 1 a.in. Friday, October 16 - 7:30 p.m., 217 Bessey; Astronomy - The lawyer will be at ASMSU from Special I Jazz oriented Contemporary 7:30 p.m., 120 Physics - Astronomy 1:30 ■ 4:30 p.m. today and every Music by UHURU." There will be 3 Building; History of Jazz - 7:30 sets at 9 p.m., 12 Wednesday afternoon this term. Call - midnight and 2 p.m., 209 Bessey; The Psychology of 353-0659 for an appointment. a.m. Cover charge will be $1.50 per TV - 7:30 p.m., 208 Bessey; Blues person. Don't miss this unique Harmonics - 7:30 p.m., 131 Albert; BIG SISTER - BIG BROTHEHl Those interested in volunteering ta Sports Parachute Club will hold an evening. The Albatross opens at 8 Computers, 8 p.m., 403 Computer p.m. SatiMdfcw October 17 - folk Canter. help a child on a one • t open meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at duo Bill Kahl and Bob Carr. Coffee, In one of ' the MSU Votat 8-104 Wells Hall, for anyone interested in Parachute Jumping. The hot cider, pretzels, people. $1 The Committee Programs, please plan on am to Abolish ROTC the ONE - TO - ONE Orien donation. The Albatross is open from will meet tomorrow night at 8 p.m. 8 p.m. -'2 a.m., at 547 E. Grand in Room 31 of the Union. Discussion Training session tonight from 7:30fl 9:30 New Community Electronics TV, River, across from Berkey Hall. will center on dorm organizing, p.m. in the "Captain's Rooffl,^ stereo, Hi-Fi Repair Shop and Used basebuilding, and the petition Union Board HAIR theatre trip BUS Equipment Exchange is open every campaign. We need lots of helpl day from about 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. in will depart Sunday, October 18, from Everyone is invited. 326 Student Services. Union Building, Abbott entrance at COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS.« 12:30 (past noon). Volunteer Bureau invites The MSU SPORTS CAR CLUB will Dr. James interested in helping in ani Braddock, professor of present a beginners ROAD Rally this zoology, and specialist in animal Union Board U of M vs. MSU Community Organizations tc football game trip BUS will depart Sunday Oct. 18 commencing with a Orientation behavior will speak Thursday, Oct. driver Training - navigator review session at 15, 1970 in room 34, Union at 7:30 the Union Building at the Abbott 11:30 a.m. Starting point Lot Y. Thursday, Oct. 15 from 7:30-9*1 entrance Saturday, October 17 at p.m. in the "Captain's Roo^T First car out at 12:01 p.m. Published 10:30 a.m. Union. These programs rally hints and instructions given each positions for almost The Foods and Nutrition Club will any talent team. Duplicate trophies awarded meet Hillel Council Meeting tonight in the football to politics. tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 9 of liberally. Additional information the Home Economics East Akers Lounge at 7 p.m. We Building. There 332-3700 or visit club meeting will be three guest speakers on would like people with ideas for Thursday night, 8:30 p.m.. Captain's various aspects of food and nutrition: programs to Everyone Mrs. welcome I come. Room, Union. Movie will be Registered student organizatiMj Sally Weir - MSU food "Formula Ford." must re-register with ASMSU « supervisor speaking about Pillsbury's year and do so by completing tUl Wle wrote with abandon. \zJith Test Kitchen; Chief Warrant Officer Robertson - U.S. Navy dietetic MSU Students for Milliken Bagroll and Bag it. Friday Former Boy Scouts interested in appropriate form. The registreltaB - Saturday, assisting Alpha Phi Omega Service for this year is due Friday, Octd*| biq bold strokes. VJe wrote endlessly corps; and a speaker from the public health service. Dues for membership October 16 - 17 in Ann Arbor to join reps from 20+ Michigan Schools in Fraternity in Judging at a Scouting Fair this weekend are 23, 1970 and t available in the Student ActivMH (VJell, he is re-fillabk) My mind, my will be collected. Refreshments crash program to get out stickers, campaign literature, etc., Bumper at with us (downstairs) In the urged to meet U.N. Lounge Division, 101 Student Services.»*■ it is completed, this form should*! Union, at 7 p.m. hands, even my pinched -feet-felt The MSU Rodeo Club will have site of MSU-Michigan interested students should come to a game. All tonight. We will proceed from there office "entitled ll a to a short training session at the Boy verification. Organizi liberated. Freedom at last. meeting rodeo, to and discuss practices, the brief but important meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 35 of the Union - tonight Scout Office. The judging will take 3 re-register will n a hay ridel Meeting place from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. this the privileges accorded i tonight at 9 p.m. in the Judging or call Tom or Dixie at 489-7177 between 10-5 Saturday in Mason. For further Pavilion. New members welcome. p.m. for further sponsorship »j information, call 351-8168. privileges inclui all-University FREE U class in Elementary speakers, and revenue produciJB Computer Programming will start events, and the use of UnivwfJ Halloween tonight at 8 p.m. in Room 403, Computer Center. The class is for services and facilities. people Spooky with experience who have no programming some work they FISHERIES 8. WILDLIFE CLUB**! w would like the computer to do. For meet tonight in room 183, Netfl Specials more 353-6633 information, call or 351-9601. Charlie at Resources Bldg. i canoeing the Pi.- _ O finalized. Dr. Baker. curator, will be the guest MSU Mu*| will be 3 Refreshments everyone is welcome. s-t*P L Q o movement topics, tonight at 7P ■ 3 by in 108 B Wells Hall. Q_ u> BEER PRICES? "SALVATION" needs , * students interested in workmj* "Salvation" should plan t0 .*■ O X You won't be if tonight's rehearsal in Parlor C « | 3 m you buy from OADE'S. Union at 7:30 p.m. We need prop, stage and sound crews l£j| p ■ OADE'S has beer entr she is in tears and nearly of MSU researchers to pin down the specific skills and mental tape. As the doctor action hp sees himself in i«ThiTT physicians mJtoT'i ^ questions. He can request any taking part in laboratory test that he thinks is ■ i it seems. ^urc that the Actually the processes involved in medical patient is diagnosis at its very best remarkable claritv what is |urn,l(JL .. . . aoi'no? » controlled ',c^eartc.h carefully needed and will be given a written so that it is as much as report of the results. r0\rl P Who has trained for "If we can identify the problem moment """ possible like the experiences of Time is telescoped; the doctor . months to play this - solving skills employed by the "When see voursplf " thp h! .phys,cians takin8 P"1 in does not have to wait for results fcjcular vou role. The situation, master physician, then we should doctors are told "when vou Thf of a test, so that each session can t Ivpr is so realistic that he be able to teach these skills to your own bodv mammMtZZ see riti i h it .critical difference in each take place within a relatively rimes' as engrossed as if he medical students," Dr. Arthur S. you hear every little tone of Msn 'S the Phys|c|an lJ,nJself- short time. However, no pressure ■Ttah" own office with an Elstein, of MSU's Office of voice you are wine to find that ^archerswll seek to learn is put on the doctor to complete fcVoatient. Medical Education Research and it's Uk^Sa a f£ h - Icommon tot S* diagnosis in the specified time. powerful mlcroscoDe • doctor goes about asking Development (OMERAD), said, and ^ phys'?ian®.who ,are mos^ He told that he can take as ■ tions performing a physical Testing for the inquiry project looking at the interview in diaposing each much time as he wishes, because lamination and ordering tests, is just getting underway after "With the stop - start switch hJteiJ* de^ne*hat no other patients are waiting. Lis closely observed through a more than a year of painstaking please stop the playback as often '^e",ewin^ sk|lls the Physicians Participating physicians are .way glass by a MSU preparation by Dr. Elstein, the S ^u poSblVcan whe^er S?' . '"iT* ?? ^ "°minated by their peers. At Dr. rcher Every movement and project director; Dr. Hilliard you remember anything that to lear.n and ^ow they go Elstein s request, members of rj that he or the patient Jason, director of OMERAD; Dr. came to mindWeareesnecia^v ™ ' hospital staffs and medical school J es is recorded by two Lee S. Shulman, Dr. Norman Ssted in what y^ were "Sf?V16 , faculties have named colleagues l«isioncameras. 1 Kagan and other members of the thinking what vou were feeline patientsar?? "g' considered to be superior andTwo «n h S similar dramatic OMERAD faculty. The research and wSyouthoughUhedS J '^^P^'P^ ^e that the diagnosticians. Sefi .re Wn, recite, .s bH* SUpp„^ by . ... £= S invited to the University. Each of the doctors spends two OR PRESIDENCY the campus. His expenses and a days on stipend are paid out of the erant. To prepare for the inquiry project, the researchers first Agnew denies ambitions developed three cases which would fit the requirements of the experiments. They then Diagnosis programmed an actor and two Enclosed in a glass booth, this doctor and "patient" go through the procedures of diagnosing an I DALLAS. Tex. (AP) Vice others are giving to the issue of illness. The - lsidentSpiro T.Agnewha.no violence the climate of the out arrested student dissidents, now is deploring violence. rampant sentiment ' among f^es^iUnesJ^^ technique which requires the acting of certain symptoms by the 'patient,' is part of innovative program in the human medicine program to Vnnal presidential ambitions country is improving. Senate Republicans for replacing Th s was ,as ^owed IOII°wecl hv a by a longInn* an highlight the doctor's diagnostic 1^976 he said Tuesday. processes. e „ .0 .. . „ , . . ■ He added he has read "It is obvious that the people who are running for office He said he does not clear his speeches with President Nixon, ^en.° Pennsylvania leader, bcott has not series of "dry runs" in which various membersof the College of instructions given to each doctor, . before they attempt to make a psychologist. Dr. Kagan, also an Imments that, if he had such realize people are fed up," he although he is in close and a'w .ay? .. r°!lowed th® Human Medicine faculty, local were carefully reviewed and definitive report. educational psychologist, KnK he might well be killing said. frequent touch with the administration line. Agnew said physicians and visitors to the evaluated and then refined into a The principal investigators developed video playback 1 chances by pursuing his "People in the other party are President. he has endorsed Scott for re - campus were asked to interview set of optimal procedures. techniques several years ago as a represent a diversity in Lh " • toneued campaign style in a rapid race to the center," On other subjects, Agnew electlpn to the Senate, but the the simulated patients. The researchers do not expect backgrounds. Dr. Jason is a means of teaching interview nnt weaseling on the Agnew continued. He added that said: question of leadership is one for After each dry run, the immediate results. They plan to psychiatrist and holds a doctor of techniques to counselors. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D • *He has not seen "any the voting members of that body the to decide. techniques employed, including camera continue the experiments over education degree as well. Dr. Many members of the medical LAgnew spoke in reply to Mass., who, he said, once bailed angles, the the next year and then to spend Elstein is a psychologist. Dr. faculty have also taken part in the Hestions from a television interrogation process and the another year analyzing the results Shulman is an educational planning. Tel, taped for later broadcast Why Pay More! Why Pay More! er station KDFW. Why Pay More! Why Pay Mote! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! ■Asked whether he was loming himself for a FARMER REIT'S, HI-STYLE, FULLY COOKED A A Residential try, he said: "My WHOLE fiction i d any Jrrandisement. 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The Mike Nichols' film that approached anti-establishment theme an — in beaten previous into redundancy antiwar by Nichols can courageous be excused because' films; an of his intrepid but, alas, ill-fated above many a fully less ambitious film. realized but supporting cast (with Jon Voight as Milo, Art Garfunkel as Nately elliptical film that has condensed efforts. "Catch-22" is a film to admire and Marcel Dalio establishment fashion as a shrewd "Catch-22," which opened (big the Joseph Heller novel until Others overlook the film's and defend — for its throughout most of the country budget, stellar cast and reams of only skeletal theme and shortcomings because of the 107-year-old pimp its standouts) toughness, its singularity, its and Nichols' pacing and delivery, this summer, finally arrives in press coverage) — has incited simplified characters remain and daring involved and excuse the such a polarization of opinion biting satire and its bitter I prefer to dote on Alan Arkin Lansing today. an overlong film that makes its slight fragmentation because of tragedy. The film is more serious since its opening it is worth whose perfomance as Yossarian By now most viewers have points and delivers its message its makers' insistence on and reflective than the novel but seen it elsewhere or have heard seeing simply to join the with the subtlety of an earth gives the film distinction beyond preserving only the novel's it is in no way inferior to it. dispute. so much about it the chance to argument. theme rather than developing a Just because "Catch-22" was Arkin is nothing short of see it without preconception Some find the film a massive They concede, of that course, purist's attitude toward it entire a smashing success as a novel seems lost beyond recovery. If disappointment: clunky film Heller's perfection in his embodiment of a rambling narrative text. What they see is a does not mean it cannot be a rebel who chooses escape you haven't seen it, by all means that says what has already been presented a prodigious challenge courageous film with enough improved or equaled by men rather than seeking to enlighten to any filmmaker and that scattered brilliance to place is daring enough to tamper with it, others as his ultimate form of condense it and rearrange it for rebellion. The impatience, the CINE^SERIES its presentation in an entirely frustration, the disgust and the Center reopens different medium. "Catch-22" is the story of Captain Yossarian, a bombardier silent, shrieking horror are all here in his, the definitive and classic antihero. A STAR IS BORN reluctantly caught up in the insane process of making war Unlike the film itself, Arkin is flawless. Unlike most films on Janet Gaynor :rederic March to handle rumors whose sanity makes him and a menace to the command and the men a men rebel profiting in the screen today, "Catch-22" has something worthwhile to say about urgent themes. Its The Hubbard Information become a permanent and official by war. Yossarian dares to take observations about individuals in Center, formed last spring during campus organization with impersonal exploitation war — threatened, scared and the strike to confirm or deny the expanded activities. personally. destroyed by it — are worth, War to majors and colonels many rumors circulating at the stating and restating even at the means the chance for risk of seeming redundant. time, resumed operations "The center will confirm or Monday in G-26 Hubbard. deny by phone rumors about promotion; to businessmen, the Redundancy with an issue Glen Cook, North Wales, Pa., anything concerning MSU," opportunity for enormous when so many remain sophomore, codirector of the Cook said. "This includes profits but to Yossarian it poses complacent about it is no center, said that since the center anything from a rally to a simply a personal threat. weakness. Its insistence that the 1 successful last spring it will cancelled class to what time a Strangers are trying to kill him viewer confront and rethink and he is being asked to kill possibly dormant Hv scheduled. thoughts is sorry for any strangers. Yossarian screams and one of the many caused by the strengths that 6Catch-22' broods, challenges the render "Catch-22" a flawed but Killy cancellation. Tickets are "Our purpose," Cook said, "is established madness and near-great piece of cinematic still good for the Nov. 9 show to inform people and correct Alan Arkin as Captain Yossarian tries to comfort Room eventually escapes it. illumination. Snowden or may be refunded after Nov. misunderstandings concerning Although I could expound on The film begins today what a dying bombardier, in this scene from "Catch-22," Mike 101 IM. Kedzie the activities of MSU and its Nichols' film version of Joseph Heller's novel now "One Good Turn" MSU SKI CLUB its superb transitions from satiric should be a long run at the students." the showing to sombre tones, its fine Lansing Mall theatre. at Lansing Mall theatre. MHA REVOLUTIONARY SPOOF WIC presents '1776—musical with wit, style In March, 1969, the musical University Auditorium Monday "the musical score might have THURSDAY "1776" opened on Broadway to both excellent and poor notices and Tuesday was in any way indicative of the caliber of F 1 led Van Gogh to dispose of his United States. Thomas Jefferson is portrayed I from the critics. It was a time in entertainment we can expect PANORAMA1 remaining ear," but actually the music is both modern and as being so hung up sexually that he has difficulty I I FRIDAY our history that good feeling for America was low, and this new from the Lecture Series, MSU and local audiences - Concert appropriate. Some numbers are stirring, including of the Declaration of writing the Independents! until John Adams summons I me and innovative musical left few can look forward to a very good the and without comment. The MSU Lecture - Concert year. Both the play and the players representative of South Carolina's chilling exposure of Jefferson's wife to Philadelphia After several hours of sexual | Series this year has purchased a Northern hypocrisy in the slave pleasure, the Declaration i of "1776" exceeded in both art SAT Broadway which Theater promises "five great Package and Concert artistry what the Lecture Series - trade, and a soldier's haunting song about war. written in nothing flat. John Adams, deemed I delivered last nights of entertainment." If "1776" Only 12 of the 56 original "obnoxious and disliked" by all I year. i? a glorious, "1776," which played in the By KENN,ETH STERN signers of the Deqfcr«tion l0X tfte, members of Congress, is tie I SUPPORT $1.00 presentation of the Continental Congress as it met in State News Reviewer Independence, along with several "agitator" who relentlessly I members of their delegations, fights and strives to obtain his I YOUR * Admission Halloween Philadelphia to give birth to this nation. musicals. The authors (book by Peter Stone and music and lyrics are represented in the musical. dream of freedom LOCAL* Spooky It is a musical passion and style, and it is often with wit, by Sherman Edwards) have boldly put in songs wherever The Congress seems farcical at times, and this would perhaps upset some people who take independence for the colonies. I Ben Franklin, who has the I SHERIFF ID's quite amusing. It goes on its own they saw fit. their American history seriously. funniest lines in the musical, | suffers from gout and i COLOR by DeLuxe [s}1' Check Required Thursday's Specials merry way without much regard for the traditional mechanics of Time magazine wrote that Critic contention Brendan that the authors Gill's that history will be kind to him. I State News for with James Garner & Joan Hackett "have contrived to turn one of When engaged in the dance I Times & Places NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES the great events of our routines, some of the delegates | history ^SPARTAN TWIN WEST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phoft* 351 0030 into a series of childish romps" is appear to prefer being i barbershop quartet or vaudeville | entirely valid. The *'Miss Barbra Streisand, the Today at: representative of the state of to being where they are, and to I many the whole question oil W. on M 43 (20 min.) Virginia, Richard Henry Lee, super performer, has never J;°°- PROFESSIONAL THEATRE OPENING gallops around the stage like a independence seemed a colossal | hassle and waste of time. been better!. TONIGHT ninny and seems far more "OH WHAT A appropriate to "The Beverly Hilbillies" than to a The ctors did LOVELY WAR" solemn moment in the birth of the commendable job ANTI-WAR MUiJICAL COMEDY various roles, although the actor | in our NEW Heated 200 E. Kiver St., Grand Theatre playing Franklin could hawi Led^c been more physically suited to I his role. Don Perkins as John | Adams and Patrick Mines * John Dickinson 1:00 P.M. NOW THRU THURS. outstanding as leaders of foe I Student Prices opposite factions. Jerry Lanninj ■ as Edward Rutledge and Lanjf Jr> A Clear WED ... IS LADIES DAY Small as the courier for General I 75c - 1:00 to 6:00 P.M. Washington were in excellent ■ voice. In short, the entin ■ NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES CANOICE BERGEN production was highly | 1Vice* And Versa* PETER STRAUSS satisfactory. SPARTAN TWIN EAST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 3510030 This film is about madness. And sanity. Fantasy. And reality. Death. And life. Vice. And versa. "A cinematic trip filled with the bizarre, the grotesque and the supernatural. It is a film probing imagery, fantasy, sexuality, and role changing. It is absolutely mind-blowing." -After Dark Magaiine John Browning, Pianist "John Browning performs with sweep and dash of a ardor and born virtuoso." poetryv A recital alive with excitement. The PERFORfflfltieE The N. Y. Times MSU Lecture Concert Series Series A Friday, Oct. 16 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 8:15 p.m. TICKETS ON SALE AT UNION TICKET OFFICE Public Admission $5.00, $4.00, $3.00 Student Admission $1.00 with Validated Full-Time I.D. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. October 14. 1970 9 STORY OF THOREAU >eo island chosen for Play relevent but shallow pirt "The Night Thoreau Thoreau Spent In as his "young Jail" Jerome Lawrence and conscience." He is a Robert Lee's newest "walking lethic" says Emerson, "who lives spring more on like a nonconformity than an effective dramatic presentation play, is grade school primer what I talk about." At .Thoreau is grateful for being in first After theatres playing in about across 100 the country, the Emerson's employ, during which I Palma de Mallorca is the of Thoreau's he has his play will find its way to New thinking. Most of experience at Walden testation the time is spent reciting Pond. Thoreau, however, York, and thus the country will have a chance to see the p package offered by ASMSU. philosophy that has been heard gradually begins to despise play no matter how well it is received on many times before, and although Emerson's lack of backbone. I Mallorca, located 100 miles off highly relevant in 1970, is Broadwav. LJST coast of Spain in the nothing new. "What are you doing in jail Henry?" Emerson calls through The play is currently Mediterranean Sea, is probably The authors, who are known the bars. "What are you at playing known as the playground of for their past doing Wayne State University's sucesses ("Inherit out of jail Waldo?" Thoreau Bonstelle Theatre in Detroit. It he international jet set and the Wind", "Auntie Mame" By KENNETH STERN is reasonably well acted, with and replies. luropean royalty. "Mame") have centered the State News Reviewer the better performances action coming 1 ASMSU's Travel Office is overnight around Thoreau's — In order to lessen the effect of Broadway, "The Night Thoreau from Lee Smith as Thoreau, Art Offering MSU students, faculty, imprisonment Beer as Emerson, and David %aff alumni and their immediate following his refusal to pay his Spent In Jail" is under contract Frank as Thoreau's cellmate. taxes, which supported what he in - on - what's - happening - with the American Playwrights milies, eight days in Mallorca. thought was an unjust (and now productions, which merely Theatre and its members, which Tickets may be obtained lie price for the trip is $299. | undeclared) war against Mexico. restate current problems and comprise the leading American calling 313-577-2960, or in by It is Vietnam that the authors add nothing new. resident, I The trip will leave from Detroit 6Soldier Blue9 have in mind university community theatres, and and person or mail from the Hilberry irch 20 and return March 28. though, and the thus Theatre, corner of Cass and unspoken references to today's Some of the honestly member theatres have exclusive Hancock in Detroit. I Included in the price are the Peter Strauss and Candice Bergen play two survivors of a massacre in "Soldier Blue " problems are exceedingly interesting moments in the play obvious. are concerned with Thoreau's found trip transportation, seven Nelson s brutal film based on fact. It is Ralph Thus the play "':fK '» Ijghts' accommodations In a first now showing at the Michigan Theatre. another in the long line of cash • relationship with Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson thinks of NOW SHOWING lass hotel, three meals a day, ■ghtseeing tours, cocktail parties, ■nd a car for each room's 3 TOP HITS Blue—bloody FREE PICK-UP mipants for the entire eight AND DELIVERY ays. ONE HOUR SERVICE I The trip will be loosely TUB Structured, so as to give people BALLAD Or ie chance to explore the scenic Two bloody massacres and the IA kid historic Intheirown. sights on the island g|0ppy gestation of love and deposit of $100 is required respect between a young cavalryman and a woman are high and she to the Indians. jastSTsr'-ts-" "Soldier Blue" is a film that will LOUIS lefore Nov. 1, with the remaining points in an otherwise drab film CLEANERS toney to be paid in installments. "Soldier Blue." shoot em up, stock Western. p®ular and Teme SIHIM 623 E.GRAND RIVER J For any further information, Billed as the most savage film in The final scene should at least ^or cinema and the theater, lontact Pola Sorkin in the history, the film, now playing at suggest to the viewer that war is, IsMSU Travel Office In 327 the Michigan Theater, attempts ^^ Shown 2nd at 9: 30 ' Student Services Bldg., of call to achieve that promise in an • ■»- Fi"» ^oup Presents 155-4560 or 353-6062. Indian-dominated massacre at the sacre ai me i dictated by stubborn minds. | Gregory Peck Eva Marie Saint beginning and and a I By EDWARD HUTCHISON What may be a nonchalant a Agnes Varda's EXISTENTIAL TRIP in cavalry-dominated slaughter the end of the film. lughter at | City Editor attitude toward the horrors of " THE STALKING MOON war, as portrayed in the first I Between the arrows, the blood slaughter, changes to an attitude Also IQUAL » plans and the decapitated bodies, the of the seeming worthlessness of I story merely muddles viewer watches Honus on. The Gants, the Lee killed. She ride, was along for the en route to a fort to be combat, THE WILD BUNCH At 11:36 eetina at eenng Union only survivor of the first massacre ai union married to another cavalryman. Either throueh intent „ t„veU chrteu ^ Thebuikotthenim'stoougeis . once an Indian's wife, as the two devoted to their trek through scenes between Miss Lee niaveri •T E J • Li flee flee to to safety to a frontier fort. hostile territory. As the ex-wife j,v Candice BerwnB and r»Pants I &1 nn^ ursday night Underlying that is the theme of of an Indian warrior, her ?L^nd'Ce played by 2®***"'„and Peter 'StraussGants' are 'k 5100 "My, how awful war is." The first blood-letting is committed by the knowledge of survival techniques hopelessly sloppy and trite' It is goes far in extracting the two difficult to believe that Gants can I I ■ TI, A oc TT Indians in their drive for money from potential sure-death ^ so naj d Mi ^ ' IS THE MOST MOVING, THE |p.m. kuss plans Thursday in 35 Union to for fall term. to purchase weapons for J situaUons. "taoirfw Miss Lee so against the white man. Respect and love for each other |for further information call A paymaster's wagon is grows during the several days Giving producer Joseph E. MOST INTELLIGENT, THE MOST ,,oore:J53-4148, or John ambushed, its cargo of gold they spend together eating berries Levine the benefit of the doubt, it secured and all but Gants and Miss and enduring all the other can be imagined that the scenes hardships of the frontier. Each, which seemed to unnatural were HUMANE-OH, TO HELL WITH however, remains true to an to portray the uneasy IT!-IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN :x - eager listed individual cause: he to the cavalry relationship between the two. MOVIE I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! It comes as close to being an epic human comedy as Hollywood has ever made! Alan Arfcin as Yossarian provides the film with its fc h i, fo™er failed to see Gibbons' car continuity and dominant style. Arkin is a ■rsity basketball starter for «l, remained in good condition approaching, State Police said. Gibbons had played forward deadly serious actor, he projects intel¬ ltni?.yi n\ °^neral and center on the MSU varsity ligence with such mono-maniacal intensity, E accident lo car ! o Oct. 2, at the a basketball team the past three vears. he is both funny and heroic at the same ■rner of Jolly and College Tads. time. Nichols remains, as he was before, pibbons suffered a fractured one of our finest directors." per Ftured jaw in three locations and -vincent CANST, n.y. times ribs. Dr. Thomas K. pieson said. He said it was "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLO, SAVAGE AND CHILLING •certain when Gibbons would ■released from the COMEDY! FIRMLY ESTABLISHES NICHOLS' PLACE IN THE FRONT hospital, accident occurred 6:30 RANK OF AMERICAN OIRECTORS.'-Sfwcc Williamson, flax sot on Oct. 2 when a Ptnbound car on Ped out from a College Road "VIEWING ARKIN IS LIKE WATCHING LEW ALCIND0R SINK stop sign and BASKETS OR BOBBY FISCHER PLAY CHESS. A VIRTUOSO PLAYER ENTERING HIS RICHEST PERIOD! 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TO ♦ P.M. Gladly Accepted 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Qctober ,4 Egypt's Sadat likes family life CAIRO (AP) - When Anwar Sadat was nominated to be National Assembly to succeed Gamal Abdel Nasser, whom he life Sadat has jealouly guarded daughters and a son, and five children to have normal the privacy of his family life, a life," president he called a family served as vice president. His grandchildren. At familv says one close friend of the and he evidently intends to keep gathering and laid down the lien: election to a six - year term it that way. gatherings Sadat frequently family. "Things must go on as they have seems assured in a national He and his wife, plays table tennis. Other times, yes For 14 year ■ old Gamal, the before. There will be no change - Gehan, like to spend their he likes to race one - or - no plebiscite, called for evenings with their children and younger generation of the only son, it may be a bit too in the style of life for any of Thursday, to ratify the across the normal. He failed one entrance us." grandchildren, sometimes acting pool at nomination. as tutors. Heliopolis Swimming examination for high school. He He had been chosen by the Throughout 18 Club. years in public has been Sadat, who is 52, has six "He has always wanted his combination attending a primary and secondary school run by a Roman Catholic order. HEALTH & BEAUTY "The Sadat parents have let it be known that Gamal, like other child, will have to make a second attempt this year," one of his teachers says. any i NEEDS! Like most Moslem wives, Mrs. 11 Sadat is usually excluded from her husband's business outside the home, in this case, politics. However, in 1966, when Sadat was one of four vice presidents in an earlier Cabinet setup, Nasser sent him to the United Sates and Mrs. Sadat accompanied him. Stars and Some people fly flags in their yards. Others paste flag decals on c d home windows. But this car's owner has gone all the way by painting his whole car in the 'stars ■s and ai stripes' pattern. The car was photographed outside the Men's Intramural Bldg. State News photo by Tom Gaunt WITH III IING Grads aid Ho Two graduate students in urban will bring a number of changes to stronger for the young people o! planning have returned to MSU Danli. after spending the summer in Danli, and Tegucigalpa, like mat It currently takes three hours to other Latin American 6.75 Oz. Danli, Honduras, helping that travel the 60 miles of cities, J town plan for the unpaved, already straining under a rapid, coming of a mountainous road between Danli undesirable rate of CREST LAV OR IS stretch of the Pan American and Tegucigalpa, the urbanization capital of "Urban planning is a MOUTHWASH Highway. Honduras. Commercial traffic is totally TOOTHPASTE Willis Martin, Grand Rapids new concept in Danli," Martin 14 Oz. limited; bus fare one way is $2, says. "The people have neve graduate student, and Albert about twice the daily wage in the before been concerned with 57' > 77' Beke, Trenton, N.J., graduate area. student, spent the summer in Danli constructing a master The new highway will capital city about an hour and a bring the problems like effective traffic routing, proper location of schools and preservation of community development plan half closer to Danli. historic buildings and sites. that Commercial hopefully will allow that vehicles will have a reliable route. "In the past," he said, "tin town to take advantage of the Transportation costs should be people of Danli built their horn# highway and expand its greatly reduced. with position as a regional trading no thought of making tlx But negative factors also enter most effective use of center. power lina into the picture. It will be easier and watet supplies." Martin spent three in years for farmers to reach ' If the plans of Martin and Beke Honduras as an urban planner for Tegucigalpa where prices are higher and the Peace Corps before are implemented, numerous! returning consumer products are lower. changes will occur in the town. to MSU. He says the new highway The lure of the JERGINS Johnson & Johnson big city will be The existing sewer system, built HAND LOTION by the Spanish more than 200 WITH DISPENSER SOFF PUFFS years ago, will be expanded to OOC 77 Reg. 149 260*8 29' Canvassers try service the two population now • thirds of without A 200 year - old cathedral and id - seven tbt| grounds will be preserved to inform voters historic site. Martin and Beke were by funds from the Agency f# financd International Developmtl Focusing campaign strategy one major issue during the (AID) and the School to on voter education, the canvassing. Advanced Graduate Studies. Tl* Movement for a New Congress Canvassers will dlcuss the 18 - project was undertaken at the has begun canvassing in the year • old vote during their door request of the government of Greater Lansing area with • to - door campaign while also Honduras. emphasis on stimulating voter educating voters on the positions Myles G. Boylan, director of interest through dialog of Democratic Sen. the school, says future plan and Philip Hart information on candidates' and John A. Cihon, Democratic include study programs for positions. candidate for Central American engineerinf Congress from the Canvassing will be Sixth District. students to give them I largely directed toward A workshop has background in urban planninj densely been populated areas and marginal scheduled for tonight to train which will equip them to precincts in the Lansing and East interested participants in proper undertake projects like that " Lansing areas, Jeff Greenspan, canvassing techniques and to accomglishedjrIn Danli. Allentown, Pa., senior and MNC review candidate positions. canvassing coordinator, said. The training sessions will include role-playing Marginal precincts are defined situations, discussions and the distribution as those in which a candidate's of campaign information. The victory in past primaries was determined by 60 per cent meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in or 36B Union. less of the total vote. The MNC will narrow Additional information can be its obtained by calling the MNC support to two candidates and offices at 355-8302. VJud U a love letter to ZIPPER Mother cuul QjuindwiaUieti PORTFOLIO < 4I WEBSTER I PAPERBACK Give her the ring that 11-49 I DICTIONARY captured the heart of America The one and only CUNECO VICKSf°44ULA Cough Mixture $|43 Reg. 1.89 ASPIRIN PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 26 oz. 97* Reg 1.25 by Guertin DRISTAN Brothers NASAL MIST 15 cc 88' Reg. 1.29 ORDER NOW A small will do it. deposit Fleurette From $175.00 Juat like your dream. Cunningham h a brilliantly cut Timeless. THERAPEUTIC VITAMINS 100's PLUS IRON $24* Reg. 3.79 birthstone for each says, «i today love you than when I child. It even more married Reaching the Infinity of a thousand stars. Reflecting a heritage olio* as old as time. Aa young as the dawn- Fleurette by Orange Blossom PRICED FROM $19.50 SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS lm 2 OUR PRICES ARC LOW Jewelry and Art Center 3I9 E. Grand Rlv*r Ea»t Lamina. " Mlch^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 14, 1970 ]3 :ic ties -rtince d mitu. » they We <"»*» realize attach to it, but the Bees find nectar by scent Jve no comment to make The common honeybee's keen to the hive, dances around in a hive, the bee does a "wagging" way or the other." sense of smell is one of the most peculiar fashion and attracts the dance. It runs in a straight line As the bees of the hive largely robbed of their liquid n Diefenbaker, former important factors in the bee's attention of the other bees." for a short distance, approach the performer, they treasures and yield only minister, commented: process of flower rapidly keep their antennae (in which diminishing returns," Martin selection, Two types of dances are by Canada will wagging its abdomen; makes a the sense of smell is said. k move according to an MSU performed by honeybees. If the located) loss of support for complete circle to the right; then close to the body of the "When this happens there is in a entomologist. source of nectar is close to the gyrating - who have stood against "When a foraging bee visits a hive, the finder runs straight as before and bee, Martin explained. Once no longer good news to spread - bee does a makes a complete circle to the munism in Southeast Asia flower in quest of nectar, the "round" dance in which it familiarized with the specific throughout the hive and the left. will be taken as approval of scent of the flower clings to the remains in one spot on the Both the round dance and the odor of the plant the new arrival returning bees discontinue their hairs and body surfaces of has been visiting, the other bees inciting dance." the honeycomb and turns rapidly obert™ Stanfield, who insect," E.C. Martin said. "If the around - first in one direction, wagging dance are repeated several times in the process of fly out to locate plants from which Martin pointed out that this -cded Diefenbaker as leader nectar of that flower is then in the opposite direction. a like odor is emanating. succeeding apathy on the part of the"Conservative opposition, abundant, the bee, on its return If the find is farther from the communicating the good news "The time comes, however, the bees is not the disadvantage to the other bees. it mav appear cized Canada's break with when f hp flnu/ers havp heen onalist China while agreeing t Red China should be ^Peking that and Taipei it is not possible to ize simultaneously more one government as the mment of China," Sharp Taipei is the Nationalist "c. Douglas, leader of the to Democrats, said he now ,ed Canada would support 1 China's admission to the A blanket, a river and thou ted Nations when the issue Two students take the classic advice of Omar nes to a vote next month. Khayam, told reporters after the substituting a river bank and a warm blanket for a loaf of that Canada would vote bread and a jug of wine, as they huddle ■ But this Hon together and share attern. The seat Red China in the United thoughts by the Red Cedar. State News photo by Jim Klein Tom Gaunt lacement Bureau slates ates for job interviews jity oung peopled 'he . following employers will interviewing from Monday, 19, through Oct. 23. ember, March, and June Corp., Oct. Mobil 21: Oil Corp., Schlitz Brewing Co., U.S. Army. Charmin Products Co., Hallmark Cards, Jos Paper Mfg. Co., U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, Alexander Grant Continental Oil Co. & Co., Oct. 23: Baxter Laboratories, jalpa, likemott luates of all degree levels are rican cities,. Inc., Indiana Farm Bureau Coop. Inc., Benton Harbor Schools, ible to interview unless Assoc. Inc., Johns Hopkins under a Creole Petroleum Corp., rapid, irwise indicated. if urbanization University, Mobil Research and Equitable Life Assurance you are interested in an Development Corp., Touche » is a totally Society of U.S., Horn & Hardart inization, please sign up in Ross & Co., State of Danli," Martin Co., McLouth Steel Corp., Placement Bureau as soon as le have never Washington. Metropolitan Sanitary Dist. of sible and AT LEAST TWO Oct. 22: Automatic Electric Incerned with 100L DAYS in advance of Greater Chicago, Northern Ifective traffic Co. & Lab. Inc., Burroughs Illinois interview date. Additional Wellcome & University, Co., Icerman, Owens-Illinois, Inc., [ location d rmation is available in the Johnson & Hoffman, Ingersoll - Peat, reservation ol ement Bulletin posted each Marwick, Mitchell & Co., Penn nd sites, Rand Co., Los Alamos Scientific Mutual Life Insurance Inc., at the Placement Bureau he said, "the Lab., Michigan Consolidated Gas Republic Steel Corp., J.R. Rugg in most departments. lilt their homa Co., Old Kent Bank and Trust & Co., Sky Chefs, United States JILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Co., Purdue University, Walker of |>f making the dents are advised to interview Government. power lina employers even though have not completed their artin andBefce tary service. Many employers «, numeroui indicated an interest in in the town rviewing the student before system, after his duty with the lore than 200 led Forces. expanded to ct. 19: Arthur Anderson & thirds of the Borg - Warner Corp., Ernst thout sewen irnst, Gerber Products Co., Lhedral and itt ft Foods, Michigan Dept.. of has variety in it's e Highways, University of ^served as u higan. West Central 30 types of submarine - vere financed istment Corp. : Agency f# ct. 20: Chevron Oil Co., evelopmel School fit Studies. Hn : Chemical Co., Co., General Eastman Foods Sandwiches... [a ken at tbt Game room, HOURS: vernment of lalloween pinball, Mon. - Thurs. 11 - 1 pool tables, Fri. & Sat. 11-2 director of future plin I I Spooky foosball Sun. 12-12 rograms for I engineerinf I Specials 4980 NORTHWIND DRIVE 351-4731 e| them 11 an piannin|l ip them to si like that I \Q The FarmerBrown collection of Bass Tacks In harness brown with leather soles dark brown suede with crepe soles, $20. he bagpiper a great new store for men and women 321 east grand river, east lansing (Formerly Campbell's Suburban Shop) 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October |4 SPORTS- Birds rip Reds/ BALTIMORE (UPI) - The close out their second four-game who had three hits, and Don in the third and Buford in the Cuellar and McNally - have been charging Baltimore Orioles series in the last five years with a Buford, who hit a solo homer. fifth made it 4 -1. at their sharpest, but It hasn't parlayed another sensational victory Wednesday. But the standing ovations were Cloninger was then routed in mattered because the Oriole game by Brooks Robinson and Baltimore's first two victories saved for Brooks and McNally. the sixth Dave McNally s grand slam homer were close but this time the Reds inning and Wavne hitters have been teeing off on the After each game in which Granger, the Reds' ace reliever, crippled Reds'pitching staff. - the first by a pitcher in World never were in the game. The Brooks makes a standout play, came out of the bullpen and Cloninger, who hasn't Series competition - into a 9 - 3 51,773 Oriole partisans - a Manager Earl Weaver always says, served up the grand slam to completed a game all season, got rout Tuesday over the dazed crowd slightly short of capacity - "Watch tomorrow and he'll make Cincinnati Reds and a 3-0 lead in McNally on a 2 - 2 pitch that the nod for the Reds. He had a lot roared at the play of Brooks another one" - and sure enough, made it 8-1. of heart but not much stuff. In theseries. Robinson, McNally, Frank hedoes. The Orioles, who ve now reeled fact, he barely survived the first Robinson, who snapped out of an Brooks made one sensational McNal|y. w«o hit a grand slam jnning off 17 consecutive victories since 0 9 slump with three hits their last loss on Sept. 19, can - play with a dive to his right on f*u"ng.the r®8ular season, also Buford walked on four pitches including a homer, Paul Blair, Johnny Bench's liner in the sixth, , a . last year s series Jead q{{ thg orioles' first and added several merely superb ones after the next two batters were in the first four innings and had yoTk Ttote fn S M? ThU retired' Frank Robinson sent him two doubles - driving in the Jork Mets in five games. This tQ thW wUh a h|t . and . fun Orioles'first two runs off Tony f?Ve nLThPir P single for his first hit of the Series. Cloninger in the first inning. Brooks' first double and the £ower his h^n It>s bound to »,d that McNally's slam was the S12th in was charged up by Manager solo homers by Frank Robinson World Series Sill™i,!? competition. Jim , Sparky Anderson's quote - which the Cincinnati manager has Women's IM Northrup of Detroit hit the li one in the sixth game of the 1968 denied — that Frank's in the ... ..... „ n . lt Series * "twilight of his career." But It could be just that Frank z Super was /onder Women -East Fee 2 lolden Hustlers The Bee Kne - 'et Wives The Village Virus - Ironically, McNally — who was overdue, working with eight days off - Cloninger then walked Blair on d didn't have his best stuff and was a 3 2 Baltimore second baseman Dave Johnson is about to make - pitch and Brooks Robinson a diving stab of this line drive off the bat touched for nine hits while going followed with his two - run z ampbell East Fee 3 of Cincinnati's Pete Rose in the third - ouble Doze D Dildoxes inning of T uesday's World Series game. Johnson's effort - the route. None of the Orioles' double that and II Stars Nameless - brought the cheering several great stops by Brooks Robinson helped Baltimore win its third straight game, 9 • 3. three starters — Jim Palmer, Mike Orioles fans out of their seats. AP Wirephoto MEDIUM SIZED WITH ONE ITEM A WINNING COMES FIRST THOUGH $1.50 Fencing show Martin eyes By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Sports Writer Spartans will have to become a winning team - and that's what all-America The 6 - 3, 220 pounder has st some action at a defensive tackle Like most everyone who has status Martin will be in top form J any connection with the this year's game, OFFER GOOD FOR DORM DELIVERY OR ON today in IM Wilt Martin simple and direct makes - it plain, he wants to Martin wants most of all. The St. Louis native who this year, due to shortage of finnrtnn Hofoncivo linompn _ Whii<< Spartan defensive linemen. While upcoming game with Michigan, Martin says thin u.^u this win Ko "»Ko" will be "the' which wasn't so last year. He'S suffered a badly sprained at PREMISES CONSUMPTION ONLY. OFFER GOOD SUN. There will be an exhibition of be an All American end. - played his prep ball at Anchor he feels more comfortable at the game of the season. Even after two weeks prior to the U-Mi THRU THURS. ONLY. TRY OUR TEMPTING HAM & Japanese fencing or Kendo jt's not that Martin's greedy or Bay in New Baltimore, is having end spot, Martin says he'll play two consecutive shutouts, he says and missed a week and a halfi ROAST BEEF SUBS, HAMBURGERS, & FRENCH today in the Men's IM Building, big - headed, but he knows he has his third outstanding season for anywhere "If it'll help the team The exhibition will begin at the there's no way the Spartans won't practice. He saw some FRIES. ability to become an All - the Spartans. In 1968 he lettered win. Sure my goal is to be an All - be ready for Saturday's game. against the Wolves but was 10:30 a.m. in the Sports Arena. American. But he also knows that with 198 minutes of action and American, but the most "We could play nine straight There is no admission charge. effective. jn order to become one, the had 24 solo tackles and 17 assists, important thing is to have the games and lose them all and we'd Martin, who majors Hobbled with an ankle injury last team win. Everybody benefits stiu be up for this game," Martin advertising, would like to year, he still managed to get in when the team wins." said. "These games aren't just a 1 FOOT LONG HOT DOGS 259 playing minutes with 34 Coming into the 1970 season, day affair and then you miTH&ttutA tackles. The senior defensive end is off Martin felt must one area which he Improve on was his overall one - forget it. We go to school nine today he would first like "to! HAIR FASHIONS months a year and you always professional ball a try. 50< Through the month of October Mr. Martin will be frosting to a good start this year, ranking third on the team in tackles with 36. He's also dropped opposing strength. While he brought his weight down from 235 to 220 pounds, Martin increased his remember how you did against Michigan In football." not that big to defensive end in pro ball," J said. "I would like to give it iM pi SUN. THRU THURS. ONLY and tipping students' hair for only $15.00 ball carriers four times for 25 overall strength by lifting weights (Regularly $20.00) as ah outside linebacker, tho in addition with this ad the regular hair cut will be 50c off. yards in losses to lead the team in during the summer. I'm sure I have the s[ that cat "I feel much stronger this Be strength, but I'd have quite atfl sure to pick up your student discount card to rec year," Martin said, "and still feel to learn about playing there." Varsity 10% off through June. as quick as ever. You need both Asked about playing i speed and strength to play opponent for the third st CALL 952 TROWBRIDGE defense. Against Washington 332-6517 IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER State I was able to run over their week that was rated in the toptol nationally, Martin said the tei 1227 E. GRAND RIVER, E.L. OPEN EVENINGS, 332 4522 tackles, while against Ohio State I will be ready this time. needed to rely on my speed." "I don't believe all this stuftil the paper about Ohio State uT Notre Dame having all thesesup Knapp's proudly presents the Children's Movie of the Month players," he said. "Against Nt Dame we started playing so Other dates and features, same time and theaters. Dec. 12, "The good football in the second bd Knapp's cares about kids . . . and proves it with this beaut of a buy in young Nutcracker," Jan. 9, "The Son of Robin Hood," Feb. 6, "The Blue Bird." once we realized that tl entertainment. It's a kids' film festival of 4 movies, each with 2 super color weren't really that good. We m cartoons. Starts 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at theGladmer and Meridian Tickets on sale now at Knapp's Downtown and Meridian Mall, at the credit ready for Ohio State and I thiol! 4 theaters with "The Boy and the Laughing Dog." department and service desks. Series tickets (child or adult) for all 4 movies, we played a good game. The garni $2.50 was really closer than these* indicates." Martin denied the that the defensive squad wi possibility^ Skiers! MOOSUSKI still has a few openings for the Austria getting discouraged about th trip Spartans' offense failing tosco" leaving Dec. 26. any points. Interested? Call 353-5199. Knapp's "No, we're not discouraged (Continued on page 15) PANTY special purchase! HOSE novelty print SALE tops and pants "EVECITCHERS" each B1 Fall's great new shades: navy, berry and green, plus the classics: black and brown, show up in a bright new BERKSHIRE collection of separates for your leisure life. All washable, drip or spin dry Plain Knit Sheer nude Dacronf®polyester. Straight - heel. Available in four leg pants have elastic waist for pull-on comfort and colors: convenience. Solid colors, sizes 8 to 1 8. The tops Suntan are bright with novelty geometric and floral Nu Brown printings on pale backgrounds. All tunic Taupe Black styled with jewel or mock turtle necklines and long, slim sleeves. Sizes S-M-L. Sportswear, Regularly Limited Meridian Mall. $1.75 $1.39 Stock 3 Pairs for $4.00 Shop Meridian Mall Sunday 12 to 5 Mnnday thru Saturday 10 to 9 131 E. Grand River 507 E. Grand Hi* Across from the Union Across from BerK«Y | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 14, 1970 15 SPORTS Depth By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer That one a competed for MSU. grappler problem athletic unit — a r|?>hnl^nThat|i0rle wrfst'er- Greg placer Gerald Malacek; Big Ten out each year, with only six out squad that showed awesome in rir> i!Ctedtla11 Uw.tfwy champions of 1969 John for the team this fall. I last year, I Lagt mow athletic MSU ■M,reMV aimnH teams nlnr

t got it.' g|ve Peninger his sixth like to have them come out — performances do. State News photo by Don Gerstner offense will jell pretty soon. Martin certainly has the consecutive Big Ten title, and for any weight class.' "We have pretty good balance _[e might sometimes feel physical qualifications of an State, at least on paper, J,y e elu®,ve NCAA title The turnout for wrestling has up through the classes, which is the favorite." listed as AMPEX ■isappointed standing on the outstanding player and has the 1(?jLe MSU's grasp not been as large as it had been probably the main reason we are - 8 Track Cartridges Idelines watching, but once we right attitude towards the game. £e. in previous years. Normally close favored to win the Big Ten And how does the college again . toss that sideline marker and go His All - American goal certainly ™ e "rning are Johnson; Big to fifty people try out for the this year," Peninger said. "We're wrestling dynasty at MSU stand forget for this year? |ck ck out on the field, you rorget is within reach, especially „ if the „,e nt JL . - a"du nat,io"al sP°rt, whereas only around forty about evenly rated with Iowa "We could be successful C30 Cassette | that. We just go out there and Spartans can get back on the Mittleberg; Big Ten and a"^. we j c. trying out this year. Close to State for the runner-up spot should be successful — — C60 Cassette lav like we know how. It all boils winningtrack. national twenty freshmen usually tried the nationals with Oklahoma this C90 Cassette year," Peninger said, C120 Cassette HOLDS NEW COURSE MARK 14,50 (1 or 2) 8.70 (3& up) 7.25 NEW MOD PAKS Soph orrier loss to Indiana in their opening Bjorklund and a C30 Cassette C60 Cassette C90 Cassette C120 Cassette By DON KOPRIVA Minnesota's traditionally tight, and meet- 8 Track-32 mi second man, senior Don Timm. State News Sports Writer Kilpatrick remembers well the 8 Track-40 mi "Randy's come along real well If Kilpatrick and his 27 28 loss the 8 Track-64 mi - Spartans so far," MSU Coach Jim Gibbard teammates can keep their suffered last year at Minneapolis, 8 Track-80 mi Arms upraised the sajjj "But the season has a traditional long momentum going after dumping Revenge is a powerful motive, sign victory, way to go yet and we just hope Ohio State, then the Gophers So is desire. Randy Kilpatrick Randy Kilpatrick was finishing a he can keep improving, could be in for a battle. MSU should have both going Exhibo West race in first place. No big thing strong P.O. Box 5174, Dept. 009 WE PAY POSTAGE „ . t Minnesota meets are for him Saturday. ordinarily, but for tne Troy 0n,y tw° f'g.Ten^men Mission Hills, Calif. 91340 12 & up price may be applied sophomore it marked his first were ahead of Kilpatrick in last Write for free catalogues to any assortment of above. varsity win as an MSU cross year s league meet. One of them, country runner. Bjorklund of Minnesota Monday- Kilpatrick's 26:06.6 clocking . lending individual was not exceptionally fast, but chamP10"< 's am°n8 K'lpatncks through the course was soggy after opponents here Saturday as the torrential rains on Friday. The Spartans take on the Gophers at time went into the books as a 10 a.m. at Forest Akers. Thursday 2 p.m. - 5p.m. course record, since the Spartans five mile route at r*nghave yJ?°U6Spartan been a good bet not runners must break up to win after a so so week in Itetauranl - practice. But he took off from It takes a special kind teammate Dave Dieters in the RANDY KILPATRICK last mile and sped to a two - second victory to lead MSU to a of nut to fix a Special on Draft Beer 17 - 46 conquest of Ohio State. Football Schedule "I feel a lot stronger this Volkswagen also: 7:00 Phi's-Satyr Alum year," Kilpatrick said. "I more this summer and I guess ran (Special Q&hoe (Clearance Wednesday & 0 Arsenal-Argonauts |S Bandits-Holocaust II 7:45 Carthage-Casino 8:30 AGH Prod.-Willows that helped a lot. 30 pairs of shoes reduced... Thursday nights 4/2 priced 0 C.W. Moss-Pooner "I just hope I 5 f. Huh 2-Montie 9:IS Tech Stompers-Lobs field 5 improving." can keep PITCHER NIGHT 0 Flying Deutch-Confusion -CRO's All Stars 5:30 DSR-Brotherhood of Ball 6:15 Hubbard 7-12 7:00 Sultans-Satans Kilpatrick started out slowly Glenn Herriman /J 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. last season and moved to the top Volkswagen, Inc. 0 7:45 Ethnics-Nut Squad Brougham-Brewery position on the MSU squad in 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Enjoy these beer specials even 5 Wormhole-Wolverton 8:30 Wild Bunch-Zodiac the Big Ten meet as he placed -/200-9OO more with dinners priced to fit a 0 9:15 Golden Falcons-Luca's Boys PHONE 482-6226 Sticky Pant Gang-Petosegans student's budget. field 6 11th. This year Kilpatrick 5 0 Graffitti-Harrad again 'Cuts. - tkinr WOO -r-oo Caribbean-Old Men 5:30 Setutes-Stalag 17 started slowly and placed 6:15 Akarpous-Aktion only ~ % 43. Turmerics «7 w A complete page in Orange and Black color devoted to the Haunted 44. Subtle 5o~ emanatio11 Holiday. Rates begin at $5 for a 1 x 2 inch space. Prepaid. To be placed in ST" person at 347 Student Services before Noon, October 28th. Alco Management Company 53" — n sr w 45. Witticism 46 Windmill* z % 47. Rubber t'# 48. Drowse Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 14, 1970 17 For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale For Sale ■ 0 BEECH - tvvo b#droom APARTMENTS 3 or 4 man. TWIN BED complete; % size bed; WASHING MACHINE, Personal Service FBI tells Furnished, $200, utilities paid new I student apartments. Furnl.h«d, air 351 2491. 3-10-16 apartment washing machine; condition; bathroom cabinets, MOD LOOK also alterations, I conditioned. Clow to campus. Knotklng Knitting Machine. dressmaking. Satisfaction of possible perfect; boat trailer hitch; VW ski 1,32 0965. HALSTEAD 339-2192. 3-10-14 rack, drapes; hamper, etc. 332-2071.3-10-15 or MERLE 485-7197, NORMAN Lansing Mall. guaranteed. Mrs. Elliott, ■management COMPANY. TAPPAN ELECTRIC range, good 351-5543, East Lansing. S FREE. MIXED breed puppies to STUDIOS. C-10-1 COSMETIC 372-4766. 5 10-16 ■351-79150 YOUNG MALE - share apartment condition. Large Revco freezer, and MAN'S DOUBLE breasted, fake fur responsible animal lovers. Small conformation. Ideal for apartment SENIORS! 1964 Chevy. Icr LANSING near campus. One 651-5610. kidnapings with at same. 393-3700. 11 p.m coat, size 46. 882-1855, evenings. - 3-10-16 pets. Call ED 2-2476 after 5:30 Have f— t^conZ'oo'S 11 a.m. 9-10-23 BLACK NIKKORMAT. FTN 3-10-15 p.m. 3-10-15 TAKE YOUR PICK your picture taken FREE yearbook now!!! Call ■ iSultV m8'nt 33^3,3!"^ HILLCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 50mm, 105mm lenses. Best offer 35mm, MINOLTA SRT 200 and 400 - 101 with 18, 58, lenses, and Mobile Homes 353-5292 appointment. for an WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) ■clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or man furnished. Dishwasher. $240. 337-2769. 1-10-14 mm accessories. Call ED 2-6521 and A The No. 2 FBI man says the - ■882-6549° 35 1 -0705. HALSTEAD ask for Wells, between 5 and 7 ma nufacturer of SKIS, HEAD KEY 1968, 12x65, 2 bedroom. Bow GUITAR radical Weatherman and other MANAGEMENT COMPANY, comp down hill 7'1", bathroom scales has produced LESSONS. Private, Rock, KnMMATE NEEDED for 2 man p.m. Highest offer over $400. window, fully carpeted, walnut "anarchistic groups" may soon bindings Look Nevada one that shows Folk, Semi-Classic. MARSHALL Krnent two blocks from 351-1717. O Marker turntable heel. front, Helmet. 2-10-14 paneling, plumbing for washer. weight on the Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. stage a wave of political lw.,,,,11 ''587 3:10;15_ Houses 337-0412. 1-10-14 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Excellent Stonegate. condition. Lot at and the Sun as well as on earth C-10 14 kidnapings in a campaign to Priced to sell overthrow the United States' Brand ..allononedail. IVcr TERM. One girl needed for MAGNAVOX TV. Black and white new portables - $49.95, $5.00 per month. Large selection 393-0287. 5-10-19 . A true measure of what PROFESSIONAL DRUM ir government. Jf r man. No deposit. Close. THREE BEDROOMS. Northwest of 23" console. Some repair work of goes Call Marshall Music, 351-7830 or William C. Sullivan, assistant to i^t-iooc. 2-10-14 Lansing, available for students Call 484-3392. 5-10-16 $15. 351-1389. 1-10-14 reconditioned Singers, used machines. Whites, Necchis, New MUST SELL this week. $695. Near MSU. Fine condition. 32 x 8 on in your orbit are State News Paige, 351-1020. 3-10-16 FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, Classified Ads. When Home & 'Many Others." $19.95 Curtis. 351-7219. 5-10-19 said the Burcham Woods you make Want Ads a daily MEN'S AND Ladies'alterations done. kidnapings could involve HASLETT AREA: 2 bedroom home. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS U.S. officials Apartments DISTRIBUTING reading habit you'll know Experienced. 1305 Wolf Court. making campaign Unfurnished with COMPANY, 1969 LIBERTY. Mobile home 12' x stove. 1115 North more about the good values 5-10-20 swings for the fall election or $ 135/month. Call Washingtion, 50'. Located in collect BABY FURNISHINGS Stonegate. Make foreign heads of state attending ■ Furnished 1,2, 3, & 4 man. 313-752-7155. 6-10-14 colonial crib complete, . White 489-6448. C-10-1 an offer, must sell. 393-1551. and jobs available in your the 25th anniversary of the high chair, 5-1004 community. Start checking THE COPY SHOPPE [ Unfurnished Available. EAST LANSING stroller, playpen, infant basket, 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, now! United Nations in New York City Swimming Pool - 7 room etc. Best offer. 351-5927. 1-10-14 canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 1969 NEW Moon. Excellent For all your copying and later this month. contemporary ranch. Near Marble Ample Parking McDonald School. Call between one full year. $7.88 and up. condition. Fully carpeted and printing needs. Free pick-up On the subjects of campus MOVING SALE. Mattress, dresser, completely furnished. Ideal for WOULD THE person who purchased and delivery on orders over From $125 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. $300/month. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING unrest and racial conflicts in the $10. Radio, shelves, $6. Books, the Fisher speakers from Wilcox 332-8363. 5-10-16 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. young couple, must see to $10.00. Phone 332-4222. United States Sullivan said, in his I 745 Burcham Drive. etc. 337-0834. 1-10-14 Opposite City Market. C-10-1 appreciate. Located in Windsor Second Hand Store last week like delivered speech, that the Estates. Call 646-4651. 5-10-20 to make a nice profit on resale of SUBLET LARGE furnished 4 SOMETHING TO shout about I Resident Manager 351-3118 House, $60 each. Near campus. At man. LARGE AM-FM, FM stereo, ANTIQUE MAPLE table, matching speakers? If so, phone 489-4619 the fast results when you sell . . . Communist party was "not in any If no answer 484-4014. 507 Spartan. 351-6274. 5-10-20 semi-portable with VM turntable. ' x 38' TRAILER 3-10-15 way causing or directing or chairs, buffet. $95. 351-8154, 613 $900 or best household goods with Want Ads. 15" detachable speakers. Natural Lexington. 5-10-20 offer. Close to campus. Call after Dial 355-8255 now! controling the unrest we suffer DUPLEX IN the country. Children fruitwood. New, $329. Sell for 5 p.m. 625-7190 or today in the racial field and in the IMELOT apartments, 4901 and $110. 351-1039. 3-10-16 5-10-7 351-7687. Peanuts Personal academic community." ■South Pennsylvania. quiet pets welcome. 485-5006. THE WOMEN'S Society of ■location for married, grad students 3-10-16 1970 Zig Zag University United Methodist VAGABOND, 1967. 12x60. Skirted. BRIAN, CHUCK, Disney, Glen and Typing Service While the party does attempt to *nd faculty. one bedroom sewing machine. Church, 1118 South Harrison exploit troubled situations, $39.95 with easy Moses. The Lobsters, Charlie ■furnished. $150 monthly. GIRL NEEDED to sublease luxury terms. Call Road, is sponsoring a rummage sale King Arthur's Court. Best offer. COMPLETE THESES service. Sullivan said, it "is not nearly as 694-8159. 4-10-16 489-7089. 5-10-16 Brown, and Stretch say that the Immediate possession. Call house winter term, due to student on October 15, 12 - 4 p.m., 6:30- Dinner was Niffity. Discount printing. IBM typing and extensive or effective as it was a Thanx, binding of theses, resumes, Elanager. 393-8657 or fox teaching. Call 332-3143 after 5 BANJO 4 string 8 p.m., on October 16,9 a.m. to 1 Lost & Found BUNCHES. 1-10-14 number of years ago." IROPERTY management, p.m. 5-10-20 collector's item. Banner blue, p.m. 1-10-14 publications. Across from campus, He said the FBI had no evidence 50 years old, ()72 1954.0 HOUSE, CLOSE, carpeting and excellent SMALL AMERICANA COUNTRY Club, corner MAC and Grand River, of any one group responsible for, _ playing condition. $75 CARPETS 7'x9', green; 13' x 11', BROWN camera case lost below Style Shop. Call drapes, office in basement, garage. 372-8158. 3-10-15 Gridiron clash, surf and turf or any single ■iversity villa: Three and gold. New kitchen table 2Y>' x 4'; near Beaumont Tower Sunday. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, conspiracy behind, Married couple, $175 monthly. dinner with bubbles, furnished, $185 and up. new hood for 30" stove. REWARD! Call 355-3722. audible 337-1666. C ghetto and campus disorders. our man, 351-5705. 2-10 15 MINOLTA AUTO card 2V. camera. Beige 3-10-15 entertainment, and company were colonial chair, $5.00. 372-3912. While discussing the |35 i .1669. halstead 3.5 Rikkor lens. $65. Original cost fantastic. Thanks again. Pam and PROFESSION* Management company, NEAR CAMPUS. Girl needed for $113. 332-5863. 2-10-14 3-10-16 LOST: FRINGED leather jacket. Carol. 1-10-14 THESIS Weathermen, he said that in early 1970 its leaders called for its §51-7910. o house. $54/month. Utilities paid. G.E. PORTABLE stereo phonograph. Erickson Kiva. October 1. Phone ANNIE MONDAY your cool. I PREPARATION members to go underground and Trudy, 332-5475. 2-10-15 MUST SELL. 23 foot Fan 355-6046. 2-10-14 luxury Excellent condition. Extendable relent. You can use my electric form commando liner travel trailer. Self contained. - type units, speakers. $40. 351-8716. 3-10-16 toothbrush again. Have fresh milk Sullivan said. "Weatherman CEDAR GREENS MALE STUDENT needed Any reasonable offer below LOST: GLASSES between Hoimes for Alexander and extra key. How immediately. Own and Chem members were to engage in house. room, warm JS2395. 627-6494. 5-10-19 JAZZ AND blues record collection Building. Reward. Call about Wednesday. Call. 2-10-14 Complete Professional Thesis Service strategic sabotage directed $60/month, includes for sale. Miles, Coletraine, 353-6227.4-10-16 foi Furnished CAPES AND ponchos for Mister's and Doctoral Candidates. Free 1 Bedroom utilities. Close. 332-3848. Peace. sale, or Cannonball, Laura Nyro, Robert against military- and police W-10-19 made to order. 393-2091. 5-10-16 Flack, Herbie Mann, Feliciano, T. LOST: MEN's gold, initialed ring. Recreation Brochure and Consultation. Please Call institutions, using bombs, Short Term Leases Cliff and Paula Haofhey 337 1527 or 627 2936. Initials SDG. Call 355-7325. assassinations and direct "LIKE NEW" Volkswagen Monk, and others. All in excellent some Rooms radio. 3-10-15 RIDING, HAYRIDES and party confrontations with police." Ladies 9 -12 winter clothes. Call condition, 337-7776. 1-10-14 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith room. For appointments call 351-0120.3-10-14 LOST: ALL Grey, green eyed Persian 677-0071. WHITE offset printing. Complete service STEREO TAPES, old comic books BIRCH Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men kitten, near Paul Revere's. Phone STABLES AND SHOP. 0-10-30 for dissertations, theses, or women. Membership privileges. ENTIRE FAMILY from 1952 and up. 351-8154. Sue, before 4:30 p.m., 372-4050. Wanted wear glasses? Save 3-10-16 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. colony, and Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, at Optical 3-10-15 CHRISTMAS BREAK 21 years experience. 332-8384. C one two Discounf, 2615 East NATIVE FRENCH Student desires jom, unfurnished. $150 and gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. ENCYCLOPEDIA LOST: GOLD Schwinn in SPAIN work tutoring French. C-10-16 BRITANNICA Varsity BARBI MEL: 3379228. halstead with year books and bookcase. 9 Typing, multilithing. Experienced. 393-8162 evenings. 10-speed. Chrome fenders, basket, Days No job too large or too small. ONE MAN for two bedroom flat. 5-10-14 |anagement company, Own room. After 9:30 p.m., WALKER - JUMPER, stroller, Like new, seldom used. IV brand new tires. License 1267. S209.00 Block off campus. 332-3255. C >1-7910. 0 9-5809, before 3 p.m. 3-10-16 353-2781. 3-10-16 485-7594. 5-10-15 wind-up swing. Excellent - Limited Space ONE MALE Roommate for condition. Call IV 9-6248. 3-10-14 Call Jim Hartle DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term Twickingham. Own bedroom, EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in LOST: GRAY white striped male cat 353-6959 papers. Expert typist with degree reduced rent. See Joe at E-6 after YOUNG LADIES. 10 minutes from all sizes and vicinity 200 block Bailey Street. FAROUT types. $20 - $50. in English. IBM. (Also editing). 6 p.m. S-10-14 campus. Completely furnished. CANDLES and incense. 351-6337. O-10-14 No front claws. Reward. Call All shapes, colors, sizes, scents. Swap SOMETHING you don't want 351-8950. OO 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-21 332-6472. 3-10-16 393-1123. 5-10-16 for something you dot Dial PIANO AND guitar lessons for my 10 GUARANTEED USED sewing and 13 year old girls, in my home. 355-8255 to place a Want Ad T ransportation machines, $9.95 up, over 65 to LOST, MALE Malamute (large Call between 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. For Sale 1970 SINGER. $55.00 cash price. choose from. Portable and cabinet Huskie). Gray and white wearing now! Just a few months old in a 332-8363. 3-10-14 models, some late models. Zig-zag choke chain. Lost October 10, SPEND SOMETHING on yourself BEAUTIFUL NEW wedding gown, 8. beautiful walnut sew table, fully and straight stitchers. ELECTRO Reward. 351-3238. 7-10-22 Real Estate with the money you save! Check WANTED For winter, spring. $50. 351 -6480. equipped to zig-zag, monogram PASSIONATELY, one GRAND, 804 East Michigan the household goods in today's senior coupon Iowa game. 3-10-14 and make buttonholes. You have ST. Call a Avenue, Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m., BERNARD puppy. Female. 4 COUNTRY. NEW four bedroom, 2 Classified Ads! selection of Rojo, 332-2591. 1-10-14 ROYAL DELUXE fancy embroidery Saturday 9-12 noon. months old. Lost in area of Mt. bath ranch. Carpeted, $25,000. N efficiency furnished, Typewriter designs by choosing from an Hope - Hagadorn. 332-3156 or 646-6376. O Portable, $30. Phone 393-4625 paid. Call after 5, after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-15 assortment of cams. Also winds 332-6721.3-10-16 Wanted ■32-0309.5-10-19 the bobbin E-Z terms. automatically. Buy on Call 484-4553, 9 a.m. - Service 351-5 >9. C APPLE CIDER, APPLES, 9 p.m. 0-10-16 Personal USED SCUBA tank, regulator. Also BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for WASHINGS OR ironings. Guaranteed interested in accessories. Marcia, all positive, A negative, B DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives negative FISHER XP6 speaker system. DON RIEGLE needs your help! Join 332-6547. 3-10-15 added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, perfect. Minor repairs and buttons and AB negative, $10.00. O STEREO 8 track, walnut cabinet Roberts - Akai X200D stereo reel his Congressional campaign in 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. included. Expert finisher. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN with 4 speakers, $80. 353-1534. to reel tape deck with cross field. 27.669-3157.0 - Flint. For information, 351-2546, Catch-ups welcome. 35 EARN EXTRA money doing radio COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, |T LANSING. ^droom. Extra large 2 5-10-16 Garrard model AT60 stereo evenings. 5-10-20 experience. Private home. years TU commercials. We are looking for 507Vi East Grand River, East Unfurnished except for changer. Sony model 200 stereo 2-1952. 5-10-14 irpeting, drapes, 2 beds, range. DEf" "IFLE ~ WincheSt,eL 100. Semi automstic * csliber 308, VOX DOUBLE keyboard organ. Best tape recorder. Fisher TX100 ANNE - DON'T buy from Harrods. Announcers; actors; singers, Lansing. Above the Book Store. Hours: 9 new Campus ■32-3107. 3-10-15 nffer paii occ 11 An « musicians; impressionists. Call a.m. to 3:30 like new, $120. 355-8175. 5-10-15 ^"p-IS 355 1 140' after 1 pm' stereo amp preamp. 101R tuner. Panasonic Fisher model 8 track I'm getting you a sweater from David Redding at "I'm Backing STUDENT, EXPERIENCED sewing machine repair. Discount in 393-3600 auditions. for free studio P.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Lansing Sound cartridge deck. Panasonic mini - Britain," Crossroads Imports. rates, in dorm service. Call Productions. 5-10-14 noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C changer. Webcor AM-FM plus 8 Elizabeth II. 1-10-14 337-2229. 5-10-14 track stereo receiver. Knight 80 1 4 Man watt amp preamp. Pioneer reverb NEED A cure for the Frizzies. Try PAINTING INTERIOR / exterior. Apt. Available amp. amplifier. Dynaco revers-o-matic model Concertone stereo recorder. Stereo speakers, $15 up. SCA35 tape the UNION BUILDING BARBER SHOP. C-10-14 STOLEN AT Owens Hall: one tape Grad students. Reasonable and experienced. 372-8158. 3-10-15 TUTORED TOTS Pre-school. Have Turntables $25 up. 8 track tapes recorder. $5 reward for return of some openings for 254 - 5 year at Riverside East $2.50 each or trade. TV sets, tapes. 355-6172.2-10-14 olds. Stimulating educational Apts. radios, beds, cameras, typewriters, jewelry. We Buy, Sell and Trade. WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Michigan. WOULD THE person who purchased the Garrard turntable from Wilcox Second Hand Store last week like program. information. 3-10-14 351-6814 PORTRAITS, CANDIDS, Passport. for 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. C 1310 E. Grand River SWEET CIDER at Corda West Mill, to make a nice profit on resale of turntable? If so, phone 489-4619. Commercial color black photography. and white, Phone 3-10-15 355-5726. 5-10-16 5817 North Okemos Road. 337-7974. 20-10-30 WOW! PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, BROKEN LEASE - AVAILABLE sofas, hassocks. Super colors. Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon - Midnight. O ON 9 mo. PERIOD MEN'S TEN speed bicycle. Excellent condition. Must sell. 351-3218, mornings. 5-10-16 PHONE 332-8292 POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, special sale. $29.95 up, plus crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, IN PERS 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing. C TOMGHT! BEDS, $19.95. Refrigerators, $19.95. 1 Apt. Available Buy, Sell. ABC SECONDHAND e DOUG CLARK STORE' 1208 Turner. C Animals & HIS ADORABLE REGISTERED Silvei Toy Poodle, male, 1 year old. HOT NUTS at the L Good with 339 2742. 3-10-14 children. $65. DINNER SALE BASSETT HOUND puppies. Field (REGULARLY $1.45) $1 COV and show blood lines. AKC. Shots 3 PIECES OF FINGER LICKIN' CHICKEN Had 1 apt. that didn't move in and wormed. 882-8892. 5-10-19 - FEMALE PUREBRED SEALPOINT - COLE SLAW ^DR Va kitten. Beautiful markings and personality. Shots. $20. 351-9267. - MASHED POTATOES DELLS Super large 4 man TAME 2-10-15 FEMALE squirrel monkey, - HOT ROLLS LAKE LANSING RD. with cage and food . Call COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE 351-6266. 3-10-16 HASLETT RD. 3 parking spaces SIAMESE KITTEN, 8 weeks, free to good home. Litter trained. IV K m XTJLTTCai«5.I- ERJS.3STZ3S J5.T DISCOXJIT'X1 PRICES PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AVOCADO AND POPPY DINNERWARE SERVICE FOR EIGHT MISSES'NYLON TRIMMED LASTING, DURABLE 7 PC. TEFLON II 45 PC. 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