T uesda In. MICHIGAN . today's world, the Warmer TAT . most . . . important thing you can learn to STATE d0 is to THINK. - Boy Scout Handbook UNIVERSITY O r . . . 40s today and with temperatures in the Wednesday. l/olume 63 Number 88 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 17, 1970 10c Confirmed flood death count rises to 55.000 in Pakistan DACCA, Pakistan (AP) — Relief The survivors, having buried most of the had improved over two days ago. officials said Monday the confirmed dead themselves in an area where relief is carcasses still floating in the channels. The southern part of Bhola Island Water and wind had crushed an area in death count from the cyclone and still scarce, were seen dragging huge appeared still virtually cut off from which Bengali farmers tidal waves that tore through the bloated cattle carcasses to burial pits on communications although some small lived, clustered in Bay the banks of the many channels on tree - shaded communities with a density of Bengal coast late last week has 13,000 homemade craft, little bigger than canoes, of 600 persons to a square mile. square mile Bhola Island. - risen to 55,000. were carrying people to a beach stripped Most home sites More than a million people lived this remained, but on bare of vegetation. In the midst of some Radio Pakistan said not one person largest island in the Bay of Bengal. corrugated iron roofs had fallen flat on the fields, live cattle clustered without a blade ground, evidently crushing anyone beneath was left alive on 13 islands near The paddy fields were blackened with of grass to eat. salt water, ruining the them. Chittagong. crop which at the The air tour included most of Bhola and best of times was never The land is perfectly flat, much of it enough to feed the Hatia islands and part of the mainland Pakistani officials spoke of a final toll of people of East Bengal, one of the most already diked to prevent the sea from south of Maijji. around 300,000 in the overrunning it. Nothing was seen which densely populated densely populated portions of the globe. Landing in area which would make the storm one But pilot Abdur Baltim said the situation a seaplane was impossible, could have blocked the 20 foot of said the - waves. the world's worst natural pilot, because of debris and There catastrophes. was no place anyone could have One official mentioned 500,000. safely sought shelter. The government promised no effort Although the southern part of Bhola was Council would be spared to aid the stricken. "All almost deserted, some survivors showed will be done, no matter if the death toll is 300,000 or 500,00," said Information to co themselves there and in other parts of the worst hit area. Secretary Syed Ahamed after President According to the pilot who had toured Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan made a 135 the area earlier, many had started to erect - minute flight over the stricken areas. new houses. The matchstick remains of This was the first time any high Pakistani official had publicly mentioned such a on revisions other houses littered groves where had lived. Survivors on the scene showed a curious tranquil domesticity with people figure. bright The storm hit cloths hanging on lines and Friday with 150 - mile an - the standing committees of the Academic draped over hour winds, By DAVE PERSON fodder mounds to dry. churning up 20 • foot waves - Council. More movement was in northern Bhola that smashed offshore islands and crashed State News Staff Writer James B. McKee, professor of into the Ganges River delta. sociology, where the biggest towns are. But the area said the extended sessions of the council was more flooded than the Nearly two million people live in the Academic Council, reconvening at 3:15 "reflect the council's hesitation of how south, with water lingering since Friday. area. today in the Con Con room of the much the faculty in the senate will In Dacca, Relief Commissioner A. M. International Center for its fourth session A flight over the stricken southern zone of the month, will continue deliberation on accept." Ansisuzzman told a news conference the on Monday gave this picture: C. C. Killingsworth, professor of labor equivalent of $46 million the Taylor committee revisions to the was available for Devastation is virtually complete in the and industrial relations, said he would be relief of the nearly 2 report on Student Participation in million people southern half of Bhola Island. The island's surprised if debate were not ended today. affected. Academic Government. rice crops and those on He reported that the length of He said damage was estimated so far neighboring Hatia The council is also scheduled to discuss to Island and the mainland are deliberation has been necessary. be at least $75 million. destroyed. the proposed University Committee on The commissioner said the death total "Members are aware we are writing a Most bodies have been buried in mass Faculty Compensation and Academic would rise but he refused to constitution and dealing with fundamental "go by wild graves. Survivors, spotted from the air in Budget in addition to proposals making guess work," to give a higher estimate than the 800 • square - mile area hardest tenure interpretations of the Tenure issues," he said. hit, the latest offical count. wandered on high ground above the water Committee "binding on the administration "It is important to find common President Yahya ordered relief for Standing tall ground," Killingsworth said. "However, still and the faculty member involved." covering much of the flat land which Both victims in the affected areas. "No efforts provided paddy rice for survival and then were earlier rejected by the board of there seems to be less common ground will be spared," he said, became a graveyard for those who lived on trustees. than I had originally anticipated." "irrespective of An MSU fireman practices using a telescopic ladder during one of the casualties." it. Vice President for Student Affairs Milton frequent training sessions the firemen are to go through. This ladder B. Dickerson may request concil Blood from crushed cattle stained the approval stands 30 feet above the ground when of student regulations which were fully extended. State News photo by Bill Porteous fields where their carcasses were the winds and water. flung by in adopted September 1969 by the Student Affairs Committee and ASMSU and tabled by the Scott predicts disaster council. In earlier sessions this month, the council has amended and passed section A and C of afety measures planned the Taylor report which deal with the responsibilities of the faculty and the composition of the Academic Council. Section C, concerning open meetings of the Academic Senate will be considered at a in session of WASHINGTON reconvened (AP) - Congress Monday for a lame - duck Congress last. "Indeed, the 91st may yet be known the unending Congress," Mansfield said. later date. as session strongly flavored by the politics of talk today Discussion of sections D, E and F, the Newton's "I would hope the session could be remainder of the report, will be continued 1970-1 and of 1972. Senate Republican or today. These sections deal with the Elected Faculty Council, composition of the Leader Hugh Scott, R-Penn., said the session would be an unmitigated disaster. treated as a cleanup and windup session," said Scott. He said that with two more Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield Republicans due to join the Senate steering committee and representation on majority in the 92nd Congress, opening welcomed his returning majority — and and would be Jan. 4, President Nixon would do better to By JOHN JUEL not taking part in the •2 p.m., Bobby Offut, former Chicago accused Republican campaigners of security measures. bide his time on controversial matters State News Staff Writer policeman, speaks on "Pigs in Uniform" in subjecting them to offensive personal The admission charge for Newton's room 100, Engineering Bldg. Tickets on sale defamation and "political slicksterism." involving foreign policy and defense. Tight security procedures have been set speech will be $2, with proceeds going to •3:30 p.m., Ernie Boone, editor- Mansfield and Scott agreed that In the days ahead this year Scott said he Tickets for the Richie Havens and Ten ' 'he speech by the Black Panther party. Students are publisher of the Westside News speaks on Huey P. Newton, defense Wheel Drive concert next Sunday are on congressional leaders and President Nixon expects a lot of oratory about the outcome lister of the Black Panther party, at 10 urged to arrive especially early since "Mass Media, Puppet of the System," room should draw up a rock - bottom list of of the Nov. 3 elections, a lot of attempts to searches are expected to take time. sale at the Union ticket office. Grinned today in the Auditorium. 158, Natural Resources Bldg. legislative musts for action by the lame • win hasty enactment of pet projects — Newton will The all - day moratorium, sponsored by •*8 p.m., mass meeting of black students, Bros., Marshall Music and Campbell duck 91st Congress. particularly from lawmakers who won't be address students the Committee for a Black Moratorim and Smoke Shop. Tickets are available at $3, "I trust that the list will be mercifully fr'iiipating in the black moratorium faculty and administrators in Wells Hall. around next year. led today to protest the treatment of the Black United Front, is in response to Panel discussions on issues at MSU. $2.50 and $2. short," Mansfield said. But he said he "I think it will be an unmitigated lcks by judicial and the recent treatment of Angela Davis, couldn't guess how long the session would law enforcement disaster, aside from the necessity of getting former UCLA professor of philosophy, pies 'n the United States. appropriations bills through," the who is currently charged with murder and [Everyone entering the Auditorium will kidnaping, and Bobby Seale, Black Panther Pennsylvanian said. searched before being allowed to Party chairman, now held in New Among the measures awaiting action: a phase a ticket," a spokesman for the Hampshire on charges of ordering the once - vetoed measure to finance housing nmittee for a Black Moratorium said. execution of another party member. and assorted other government projects, 1° °ne carrying any object capable of Activities for the moratorium include and a transportation appropriation with lMing injury or any camera or tape several speakers, meetings and a class the built - in controversy of a $230 - [order will be admitted." boycott. million item to continue the supersonic re spokesman said the search procedure a regular preventive safety measure of The scheduled events include: transport air - craft project. ! Black Panther •8-9 a.m., a Black United Front meeting party. in the auditorium. anpus police said Monday that they noon, Huey Newton speaks Judge drops • 10 a.m. — ' not been contacted by the committee at the auditorium. ebraska chancellor charges in Union address fall grads case Charges were officially dropped Monday morning in East Lansing Municipal Court forward B. Varner, chancellor of the Under Varner, Oakland grew from 570 for the 124 remaining persons arrested May Ive|fity Peellor of of Nebraska and former student:; instrumental to nearly 7,000. Varner was in securing the initial $2 19 at the Union. Oakland University, will Municipal Judge William K. Harmon, IJ'er the major address at fall million grant to launch the Rochester who previously tried eight of the original and he encouraged the creation of J we'^ement T campus, 132 arrested, said he signed court orders Y°rk Times exercises Dec. 6. foreign correspondent a major performing arts center at Oakland. Monday morning which officially Pes Sterba, an MSU graduate and former Varner joined the MSU faculty in 1949 sanctioned the Ingham County lPUs editor of the State News, will as an assistant professor of agriculture. In prosecutor's request to dismiss trespassing |nVe.1a Distinguished Alumni Award 1952 he became director of the charges against the group. Fg the exercises. Cooperative Extension Service. The persons are formally released from Prner will also be awarded Three years later he was named vice court an honorary jurisdiction, he said, and all that Pr °f Laws degree. T er; ^3, has been chancellor at the r 'ty ol president in charge of off - campus education programs and director of Continuing Education. He filled those Night remains is a great deal of paper work to be completed by the court clerk. Nebraska since Feb. 1. He A cascade of Verna Hodge, court clerk, said bond positions for four years. light floods the stadium at night and illuminates construction near the power plant as seen from L„ Nebraska after serving as Sterba will be the youngest person to atop Wells Hall. Lights from the Capitol are distinguishable in the background. money posted by the 132 will be mailed L or °f Oakland Univeristy for 10 out Friday. She said all 132 will receive receive a Distinguished Alumni award. State News photo by Milton Horst checks from the city. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 17 news Judiciary to decide By DONNA WILBURN their decision involving MHA MHA conduct a referendum vote on to charges of seceding from the court did hall case not have power to residents and does summary The State News Staff Writer Student and West McDonel Hall. At that time, West McDonel attempted to sever all formal relations with before Nov. 23 to decide if representation and dues in the governing group be continued on organization. "Instead of agreeing upon a verdict of the defendant, the request that a referendum vote decide the future of the student authority to u.j, °Perating an not £ J i, "' hayeti,e| - Faculty organization. From the wires of Al' and UPI. Judiciary will announce today MHA. a voluntary or involuntary basis. student judiciary actually placed "The MHA Constitution was program." elevant[ whether or not they will hear Although AUSJ did not allow Ron E. Mauter, Dearborn an injunction upon the by the men in the case of Men's Hall Assn. West McDonel Hall to secede from MHA, they concluded that senior and president of MHA, said MHA requested the complaining party which approved residence halls who abide by Mauter stated functions within ti, that ^Sjl I (MHA) against the All - brought the case to trail," University Student Judiciary male residents on campus should judiciary ruling to find West Mauter said. those laws," Mauter explained. "The student judiciary does not Constitution and |g i„ connected with ASMsJ "0 w,ll "All will be done, no matter if (AUSJ). decide the fate of the McDonel Hall guilty or innocent MHA's president also said the the death toll is 300,000 or MHA has charged that AUSJ organization. represent the voice of the men judiciary court systems*"** 1,8111 acted beyond their powers in The judiciary proposed that 500,000." Pakistani Information Secretary OF WSU STUDENT Syed Ahamed iTTENTION CAR OWNER! (See story, p. 1) International News * * Complete front end repair and Brakes alignment * Suspension Suspect held in shooting By JAMES SHELDON open on the WSU mall, witnesses of murder. They said they will Witnesses said thev oh<*„ , I said. seek a murder warrant if tests of * State News Staff Writer Wheel balancing * Steering Witnesses said two other black witness conclusively another Syria's new revolutionary government announced A Detroit identify the man last week in ,! ! Monday it would seek to join the proposed Arab youth remained in youths who may have been suspect as being the killer. Union recreation ro«m At .H lUSKEY'S Centerl Wayne County Jail late Monday students fled from the scene of time the federation of Egypt. Libya and Sudan - restoring in part Auto Safety afternoon on suspicion of the incident. They said the The suspect was arrested about suspect said he confront the man Jul he the 1958 United Arab Republic of Ganial Abdel Nasser. murder after witnesses told suspect and the dead student 2 p.m. Monday in the recreation w The announcement of the Syrian plan was made by 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 police he shot and killed student that morning. a WSU were also black. room of the WSU student union. njhting at. later time, The student was dead on Radio Damascus in the name of the new leader. Gen. Witnesses said the suspect shot arrival at Wayne County Hafez Assad, the air marshal and defense minister who the student in the right thumb Hospital. seized power on Friday. It followed a government shakeup in Sudan and a and in the back. The incident occurred about 9:30 a.m. in the Police said the suspect was being held pending investigation UAW official spealc report of new fighting in Jordan. a Hobie is a whole meal, Assad's communique formally announced the ouster of President Noureddin Atassi and the Baath Socialist Emil's Bar & on role ofunionl Party strong man, Maj. Gen. Salah Jadid. One of my subs Brendan Sexton, director of education activities for the Hours before the Syrian announcement, the contains everything Restaurant Auto Workers (UAW) will be on campus to "discuss and United answer Palestinian guerrilla organization Al Fatah charged that needed for a questions on the recent contract negotiations and the role of Jordanian army patrols staged day • long raids Monday organized labor in the 70s. in Irbid near the Syrian border and killed or wounded balanced meal- 12" Pizza, 1 Item $1.65 Sexton will speak at 1:30 p.m. today in 108B Wells. His good for lunch, apprearance is sponsored by the MSU Student Alliance for Labor 35 persons. Action. * * * dinner, & snacks All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner Sexton has been involved in the trade union movement since the early 1930s, and served as director of Tuesday Nite $1.50 Crusade Against Poverty until 1968. training for the Citizens I Former Soviet Premier Nikita S. As director of education activities, Sexton is "EVERY NITE IS PITCHER NITE" responsible for the Khrushchev said Monday the UAW Leadership Studies Center, the Education Dept., and the announced Pizza is our Speciality UAW Family Education Center at Black Lake. plan to publish his memoirs in the West "is a fabrication 2012 E. Michigan Ave. and 1 am indignant at this." It was the first time any statement by Khrushchev had been reported in Moscow since his ouster in October, 1964. DINE-IN & CARRYOUT RICHIE 930 TROWBRIDGE RD. The statement resulted from the Nov. 6 announcement magazine and Little, Brown Co. that by Life 351-3800 Hobie's HAVENS they would publish the premier's reminiscences. The statement, Khrushchev's signature, said: former bearing . Why Pay M ore \K h y Pa> SENIOR NIGHT m I I ■ I nil II III , n The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State "It is evident from reports of the Tomorrow Night Brach's University, is published every class day during four school press in the United States and some terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. other capitalist countries that the Subscription rate is $14 per year. KHRUSHCHEV so-called memoirs N.S. Khrushchev or reminiscences of 8 pm - 2 am Member Associated Press, United Press International, are prepared for publication. This is a now being CHOCOLATE COVERED Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press fabrication and I am indignant at this." prizes - gifts - drink prices slashed Association, United States Student Press Association. VILLA food specials - fun and games Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services National News Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Investigators combed a muddy hillside near CHERRIES at the Michigan. Phones: Huntington, W. Va., in near freezing temperatures Editorial 355-8252 Monday for tiny shreds of metal that could yield clues Classified Advertising 355-8255 to possible instrument failure in the jetliner crash that Display Advertising 353-6400 carried 75 persons to a fiery death. Business-Circulation 355-3447 The crash killed at least 44 from the Marshall Photographic 355-8311 University Football Team and Staff. National Transportation Safety Board experts sifted CO-OPTICAL SERVICE 5218 South Logan Lansing through bits of wreckage with shovels, searching for what caused the DC 9 chartered jet - attempting to land 393-4230 in rain and fog Saturday night - to crash and explode into flames just two miles from the runway. Investigators said there was no indication of either mechanical failure or pilot error. * * * TO PROTECT 1 wenty-two United Auto Workers local unions around the nation including four in Michigan Monday reported ratification of the new national contract agreement EYESIGHT... reached last week. The biggest locals so far to ratify the national contract, paving a quick return of all Cadillacs built, the main Oldsmobile to work at those plants, included the Cadillac Fleetwood Plant in Detroit, home ISEE US A Lansing and the Fisher Body Plant Plant in there, ^8? k \ MEDIUM Hydramatic at Ypsilanti. GM SIZED ill The locals, 155 of them in all, have until next WITH ONE ITEM * * Friday Let us check your eyes soon. If you do need glasses, to report on ratification, although 57 local units still have unresolved contract disputes which could Finest Chocolate we will be able to fit you expertly, with the right $1.50 lenses and frames. Correct glasses will help you to complicate a full return to production by giant GM. look and feel better. Let us fill your doctor's * * * prescription. Yes, we have wire frames! Two more tentative jurors were chosen Monday for the court - martial of Lt. William L. Calley Jr., who is OFFER GOOD FOR DORM DELIVERY OR PREMISES CONSUMPTION ONLY. OFFER GOOD J SUN charged witli the premeditated murder of 102 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai in 1968. THRU THURS. ONLY. TRY OUR TEMPTING HAM The court - martial judge, Col. Reid Kennedy, told a CONTACT LENSES ROAST BEEF SUBS. HAMBURGERS, & FREN FRIES. newsman he intended to Dr. I. L. Collins keep court in session as late in the day as necessary to seat a full jury. Registered Optometrist Military law requires a minimum of five jurors. Four HAMBURGERS were selected last week. * * * A Brooklyn man convicted of loan sharking won a HOURS Supreme Court hearing Monday in a major test of on gross' power to strike at organized crime. Tlti. asc accepted for review over Justice Department Mon. & Thurs. 11:00 a.m. 8:30 p.m. - Tues.,Wed., Fri., 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. -12:00 noon 50* TUES. THRU THURS. ONLY objections challenges the 1968 law that made extortionate credit transactions a federal crime and Sponsored by Local provided stiff jail terms. Varsity In other actions UNIONS and CREDIT UNIONS Monday the court refused to review a dralt - evasion conviction in a case from New Orleans CALL where members of the local draft board lived outside Membership Open to Everyone 332-6517 the area they supervised, contrary to federal law. 1227 E. GRAND RIVER^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 17, l')70 3 Board to aet aid Shop Rife By State DIANE PETRYK News Staff Writer vice president relations, said. for University Committee, research Richard P. Stober, assistant in Perrin Friday stated that the GM strike caused "serious financial that enterprise is engaged in a We will have Another proposal labor and labor dispute which has resulted Proposals urging that calling for industrial relations, said. difficulties" to students and FRESH DRESSED the prohibition of on in strike action, however, is not luniversity dividends from - campus "We think the proposals are students whose parents were ,Ln recruiting by corporations a legitimate activity. feiu-ral Motors Motors (GM) (wmj stock be valid even involved in labor disputes will though the strike is directly involved. "We suggest that recruiting Lse(j to help students hurt also be given to the over," Stober said. He added Perrin said that although the under such circumstances financially by the GM strike may board, Perrin that the committee is be said. changing proposals would not be on the expressly TURKEYS ' prohibited by the ■be Pr(>stsented to the board of The proposals were drafted by its name to Student Alliance for formal agenda for the board, he University." ■trusty's Friday, Robert Perrin, the Student Strike Labor Action. will try to see that at least one Support The One University administrator proposals presented to part of them is brought to the said he feels the proposal for GM trustees' attention. "We suggest, for consideration dividends is a novel idea but U.S. No. 1 GOOD ommittees eye cutbacks and action," the first proposal states, "that monies received by would only mean taking from one place to another, because the dividends are put money MSU as dividends onGeneral Motors Corp. stock be set aside into a fund for the purpose of into the general fund. "The pie is the same at any rate," he said. SmUMH Bin aiding in the mitigation of 1g By . JEFF SHELER higher Kllflrtol budget aimed deficit- r» I m »«1 at I J! heading off nit a educ financial difficulties incurred due to the recent auto strike." Copeland, D-Wyandotte, agreed "On campus recruiting The second proposal reads: - by He also proposal might said mean the taking sides and might prevent some students from second putting the University in the position of STEAK 99' Li State News Staff Writer that at least part of a $3.5 corporation and public agencies exercising Last week Milliken million deficit that, is a legitimate their right to visit with any presented they said, activity under Cutbacks in the state to the Committees a proposal to the governor overlooked most normal circumstances. On - recruiter they wish. FRESH should -appropriation to colleges and pare $58.5 million from the come from the higher education campus recruiting by a business The University has nearly ■universities will likely occur if 1970-71 state budget. His GROUND allotment. enterprise during a time when 6,000 shares of GM stock. ■members of the State Senate and recommendation did not include "I think it would be unfair to ■House Appropriations reductions in the higher do it any other ■Committees can convince Gov. way," Zollar said education appropriation. at the Monday meeting. Ljllliken to take such action. The two committees met Appropriations Monday, Senate ■jointly Monday to continue Chairman Charles O. Zollar, Committee Zollar said Michigan's education budget is often viewed by some officials to be "sacred College of 8EEF [consideration of Milliken's R-Benton Harbor, and his House cow," never to a be tampered (proposed cuts in the state counterpart Rep. William R. with. He appropriation excepted said the education should not be Communication Arts LB. 3 Lb. or more S3« LB. M Drive collects State Sen. Harold Hungerford, R-Lansing, called R. Notice to All Undergraduate and more than 100 increases in the higher education budget during the last eight years "unjustified." He said it Graduate Students PETERS Cotd Cuts 1-LB. Pkg. 69' should be one of the first pints of blood budgets to be cut. "If you are going to look for Under procedures established by the faculty of the college and approved by the Provost, a search is being conducted to select a HUNT'S Tomato Sauce 3 Oz. Can « slate of nominees for dean of the The annual Lansing are Red the $3.5 million to cut back I college. 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LESLIE advertising manager a real mind-Bender fiflUSfllATI v c pasaa MARK EICHER, managing editor yj, c ED HUTCHISON, city editor To the Editor: your next exciting encounter # — i, BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Dear Louie Bender: fall in the Red Cedar. 5. , KEN KRELL, editorial editor be picking at the Union duck I would.,'! dot' JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor I find it hard to believe, with all that is s„m a**1 night and find your GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor happening in the world today, that you regurgitated by a mallard. tennTe neal have to write about the "Zihtz" and Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award "sn'aht" of the "Shawnies" from the south for outstanding journalism. side of the Red Cedar. The "duckies" were i>. Alic(1 Pen plenty, but this is ridiculous. Plymouth soph " When the time has come, Louie Bender, Nov- 12,19i for you to write about "goosing as an EDITORIALS indicator fetishism among of affection," the "boob of males," the "Mayonaes" Mayo and even the nostrils of the Smith emotional! species located along both sides of the Red Cedar River, then the time has come, Louie To the Editor: Union fiasco solution: Bender, for sane and you to stop pretending you're to realize once and for all that you're probably no better than those In reference to blood to soldiers, 1 find and confused and Terry Smith's letter, myself disi« "engaged ... in agricultural pursuits," but political or hope that advertising strategy be avaiL couni, in reality a step lower, perhaps equatable next time he has a cause to support to a female phys ed major or a future garage local In his open 'n mechanic here to get a little culture. I'm waiting for the day, Louie Bender, when you slam us once again with a trilogy the attempt to score a point for J political predilections, he bungled by failing to bring intocompW ethical question (or if you cleaV* arf of the Madisonites, Morralists and amoral politician Raymond L. Scodeller, Ingham remains that next time something of of Moo U ... Briggits or, perhaps, an anthology of scientist — or behavioralist the repercussive p0|iy! County prosecutor, announced this nature occurs the authorities will the care and feeding of cows with effects) "Mom. I wet the nicest any here at college and we 're pinned!' glass supporting a fellow citizen channeled Friday that "for all practical make darn sure that the "violators" stomachs. You'd really be able to get into forced into a questionable, but sanction purposes" charges had been dropped are "properly" notified before they that. war action. He hopelessly buried thisn* against the remainder of the 132 are busted. I can hardly wait, Louie Bender, to read by his near hysteria of a heighten The homiletic, but homophonetic, people arrested in the Union last problem is that many His spurious emotionalism does harana, members of for hissi May. this academic ART BUCHWALD the same that invective evocation doesfJ What we have here, explained community do not keep the the far left. Which is worse, the L.A Fn university's eight to midnight hours. Press or the Chicago Tribune? Scodeller is a "breakdown in As matters now stand, being a "night In light of current value communications." The Union 132 orientation a person" could be construed as a having been "over there," I suspect i were not properly informed that average serviceman does not need norwi Spotting undercover agents crime on this campus. they were to vacate the premises, supporters characterized by Smi The answer is obvious: create "all cathartic spasms. They do hence, this time they get off free. - want night" spots on campus. At present restoration of their own concept of woifl The guilt or innocence of those and the assurance by their fellow there are no legitimate "after - peers thi "trespassing" sidesteps the real issue. hours" gathering places for students. they are not the "new aliens." This bloc The question is not whether the WASHINGTON - In the past month we But not long ago a professor at a into tears and announced issue indicates that some elements Their utility would be twofold. they could no consid have seen 15 FBI agents drop out of the Midwestern college made some derogatory them just that. students were adequately notified, longer stay in school. It was a blow to The university would benefit by John Jay College of Criminal Justice in remarks about J. Edgar Hoover. Three of but rather if the University has any everyone, because one of the undercover Whereas some people on their on keeping the students off their New York because a professor made the radical students immediately walked agents had just been elected president of conscious volition risk the right to throw students out of their hallowed streets. More importantly, critical remarks about J. Edgar Hoover, the out of the class in a huff. Everyone was the SI)S and had been in charge of an censure ol own buildings. FBI's stalwart leader. society, is the average serviceman riskin, the students would have somewhere very surprised when they announced they antiwar demonstration in Gov. Reagan's the censure of society by his Other, sinister ramifications were leaving the school. office. purposeful more to go where they could pursue their Following this, 11 FBI employes were It turned out they were FBI undercover volition or by reacting to the immediali are involved. The implication interests without fear of arrest. ordered to drop out of the course on Well, these two incidents suddenly made forces around him, whether it be a 1/ "Violence in America" at American agents, whose job it had been to infiltrate professors all over the country realize that notice or commands? By saying that thei the radical movement. the easiest way to spot an FBI undercover University because the professor there cast blood should not go to assist in Vietnam aspersions on Mr. Hoover's leadership. They had been ordered to put up with agent was to criticize J. Edgar Hoover. these elements are censuring these men1! any indignity to win the confidence of the And so professors are now waging a actions as personal, not as institutional There will probably be more of this as radicals, except to sit there and take campaign to make remarks about the head time goes on, and it is conceivable that every university in the country could soon criticism of Mr. Hoover. of the FBI. I^st as Orange lusinessmen, a noble County, conservative Calicitadel fornia Wo fault' insurance bill be on J. Edgar Hoover's black list. What isn't generally known is that there A few weeks later in California, a professor in government statistics made the point that the higher the crime rate rose in The FBI knows, of course, what is happening, but they're caught in a bind. If they keep their agents on campus to catch censured support Marines this year by normal service • related "V failing is a conspriacy among university professors activities expressly "because of the war,' \ the United States, the more kudos J. Edgar the people responsible for student violence, to criticize J. Edgar Hoover publicly. Hoover received from Congress and the If the facts in this issue are as stated ori This is why they're doing it: they will be exposing FBI employes to Administration. The professor was trying I infer, perhaps we should pragmatically It is assumed that the FBI has planted defamatory remarks about Mr. Hoover. Americanically compromise: we'll sen; deserves to show that bad news does not necessarily So far the FBI has left it up to the undercover blood for draftees only to our hospita cons universities agents in all the major in the country. These bring criticism from government. He said that as far as his statistics showed, there individual agents to decide whether to stay or leave. But ships just as long as they arc outside tin undercover agents look exactly like radical they're proud that in every three mile limit of Vietnam. hasn't been a year when the FBI did not case so far when someone has sullied J. - students. They have long hair, wear beards, The the "no fault" system. They claim it report a rise in crime in the United States, Edgar Hoover's name, the FBI undercover present system of insuring go shoeless and use all the obscene words. and each time it did, Mr. Hoover received autos in America is inefficient at best would encourage carelessness by not In the past they have been impossible to agent has indignantly dropped out of Leon G. Shiltoi congratulations from the President. school. and unfair at worst. Currently, the spot on campus. Lansing graduate studenl penalizing those drivers who are at Two radical students in his class broke Copyright 1970, Los Angeles Times. Nov. 11,1911 company of the party at fault in an fault and would not increase auto accident is forced to pay the efficiency. losses of all parties involved. This has Under close scrutiny neither reason LOUIE BENDER produced long court battles holds up. No one wants to be in an averaging 16 months to determine auto accident. Nobody is going to which company must pay. become a reckless driver overnight Time involved often forces many Skum tiki: the great crossing simply because he will not have to individuals to settle out of court for worry about being at fault. amounts considerably less than the Efficiency cannot help but be amount they actually lost in the increased by eliminating long and accident. The present system wastes costly court suits. In fact, the insurance dollars because insurance insurance companies could actually EDITOR'S NOTE: In last Thursday's enough and hardly counter companies spend many dollars on gain by not having to pay huge column, Bender vowed he would cross revolutionary." lawyers in lengthy court suits. lawyer fees. Also court dockets the Red Cedar in an attempt to prove "Lying revisionist running dog Pawnl To alleviate this condition, a bill in could be significantly shortened his theory that Justin Morrill had done capitalism. You're doing it the so in 1855, founding the campus north commemorate the imperialist Mornlll Michigan Legislature proposes a making the court system slightly subjugation of the north - bank natives. "no fault" system of auto insurance. of the river, and, parenthetically, more efficient. "Subjugation, balderdash," I protest® Under this system each company Insurance companies introducing several new strains of social "Why just look over there at what hebu| under the disease among the local wolverine would promptly pay its client's for the north - siders: the majestic Sm present system of auto insurance, fail claims for actual losses, no matter population. Herewith, Bender's account Science Bldg., Women's IM, CowlesHou to respond efficiently to their self - of the perilous passage. who was at fault in the accident. proclaimed duty to help the Medical bills and lost wages would be individual meet unexpected and I breezed into the office the other day "Anaconda Copper built shanties Chile, too." ij. immediately provided by the massive costs. Enormous amounts of and my editor said, "How're you going to "Well, I hardly see a connection. 1 inim to swim this river, and nobody s g0,n8 company instead of waiting months money are being wasted on lawyers get out of this one?" I said which one and he said sailing across | or years for a courtroom battle. whose part in the insurance process stop me." the Red Cedar and I said why would I want He changed his tack. The Michigan bill is given no can only be classified economically ,j to get out of it at all? "You cross that river, you'll be sa J chance of passage. Lawyers would be waste. We as urge the Michigan "Because this is just another of your for maybe a couple years at the ou hurt by the passage of a "no fault" immature stunts; that's why. Nobody cares and you'll feel compelled to cross an Legislature in these last few days of insurance system and the legislature the if you sail across that river. You aren't and then another, and .",l 1970 session to seriously one, proving anything; it's not funny. I'm not with its abounds with lawyers. In addition, consider and pass the "no fault" attending nuances and minor "That's tar enough, imperialist pig." imperializing all the way." going to waste the readers' time and the characters. I turned toward the "I don't get you." insurance firms have lobbyed against insurance bill. harshly insistent voice „ id space on my edit page printing it." As I shucked my clothes on the bank I and "Look at what's happened, W , found, of course, a young "You sound like a letter to the editor." couldn't help noticing I was standing in the revolutionary, wild - eyed and scraggly "Justin Morrill crossed the river in I "I don't care. Like Clifford said, midst of Brownie Troop 581 from Holt. - Ever since then, he and his sue you've bearded in the finest tradition of his got to grow up sometime." They seemed a little huffy about me haven't been able to keep to u "He said calling. He held a bomb the size of a graduate." standing there smearing my body with watermelon in his right north VMiiif/MU) >aw> vii campus, then — * Oakland, then H r' 5 Ky, hand, a clothes, "Good point, Lou. But you've got to Wildroot Cream Oil — like I was bollixing lighted and Okinawa, and now Washington. punk in his left. grow up, too, and stop with these childish, up their nature hunt and all. "So help me, if you I lowered my eyes and c°ns|-der , try to cross this foolish pranks and schemes." But I think they thought I was going to river, I'll blow you to Williamston," said he'd said. Then I raised them and! "I guess maybe you're right, Ken. I mean help them catch animals out of the river, out over the mephitic river. the fervent young ^ that would be pretty immature — because the den mother, or whatever prophet - armed. Nguyen Cao Ky, South Vietnam's black slacks. Ky inspected the honor boat sailing a they "And he's not kidding, either," said the protruding tip of an ancient water across the Red Cedar." call them in the Brownies, started float. I saw a wad of toilet pa|" vice president and flamboyant air referring punk. guard dressed in a brown leather "Well, I should say so. I'm glad you've to me as a 'leecher.' But of course I home. pilot, has arrived in the U.S. on a .. ..eked. coat. come to senses and started wouldn't have time to snare any fauna for But I don't understand. I'm your acting only doing "Cross the river today?" 'r,y wl short "good will" tour. your age for once." Ky has always prided himself on them, leeches or otherwise. this to show how Justin Morrill must have I murmured something negative. "Me too. I feel much better I stuck my toe in. The cold hurt Though many Americans hope his good taste in dress and seems to now that I've up as far crossed over from his farm to found the "Why not?" Ky's stay is as short as possible, Ky stopped being immature. See you later." as my armpit. University. That's certainly innocent have provided a handsome wardrobe "Where're you going?" "Why are we in Vietnam ■ appears to be enjoying a visit which for he and Mrs. Ky. Where Ky gets "Well, first I have to go potty, and then PKANUTS will take him to many military his money from is a source of much I'm going to swim across the Red Cedar WHY WERE YOU TlEP JP ? WHAT HAPPENEP TO YOU? I TH0U6HT YOU WERE ONLY TWO BLOCKS ? WE TWO BLOCKS WERE 60NE FOR A ' WEIL, UJelL THIS UJAY..IF MA^TO^p ^A^ installations across the country. bareassed." speculation, but the Vice President is YOU HAP GONE 50UTH... FROM HOME.. UEEK.ANPIaJEONLY] Ky's major assets - by consensus often prone to thank the U.S. for its * * * ^r SOT TWO BLOCKS, mvemi&epmmckmw, are his wife and their clothes. As Justin Morrill probably wouldn't have FROM HOME ? generous aid over the years. stopped to rip off a mother of Vice President Ky - - pearl tray spoke to the We feel confident that U.S. from the Shawnie cafeteria, lash it cadets of West Point, Mrs. atop Ky stood generosity will continue supplying Biggie Munn, and sail it across, anyway. on the sidelines wearing a beautiful the Ky family with the latest in As is true of many such stories, the lur - trimmed brown midicoat and interest here lies intrinsically not so much fashionable apparel. with the account of the event proper as Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 17. 1970 AN ART DIRECTOR Fonda to speak Blacks pass up suburbs VIEWS A MARKETING in Great Issues in migration to OPPORTUNITY EVERYONE WELCOME Blacks tired of inner city living Robert Andrus of Foote, Rm. llBEppley continues to decentralize from it': said. Actress Jane Fonda will States customs officer and The majority of the rest Tues. Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. conditions but unable to move traditional urban base and blacks Cone & ,neak on ecology as part of fraudulently bringing drugs were born in the south and came Belding, speaker Presented by MSU Marketing Club into expensive and often gain mobility veil's Croat Issues series at 2 into the through greater north to work in urban country. restrictive suburbs are finding financial resources. industry. pLn, Friday in the Daughter of Fonda, Miss actor Henry another option open to them, Wheeler and Stanley D. auditorium. Fonda has according to an MSU associate Breen, MiSS Fonda, who recently starred in several also of the Dept. of Broadway Geography, -tarred in the academy award plays including "The Moon is professor of geography. "They are beginning to skip have conducted several studies IF IT'S TIME TO BUY winning film "They Shoot Blue," "A Walk on the Wild over the suburbs and settle in of four southwestern Michigan Side" and Horses, Don't They," has participated in numerous York." "Sunday in New rural communities where they tend to replace whites who are communities — Dowagiac, Covert, Vandalia and Parkville — A NEW OR USED Lee marches and protests. Miss Fonda, who will speak leaving small towns," James O. where heavy black in - migration S|U. was arrested at on the environmental has taken place. crisis, Wheeler said. Cleveland airport Nov. 3 and says, "I love nature, trees, The movement from the Only about 20 per cent of the charged by federal authorities growing things." inner city is only a trickle, but blacks in the four communities wjth assaulting a United Admission is 50 cents. JAIME FONDA Wheeler believes it could be a studied were reared in trend in the future as industry southwestern Michigan, Wheeler EDNESDAY THE SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL OF1971 PRESENTS Poetry reading slated SENIOR . .. visit your MSU Employees Credit Union loan counselor before Preview, a magazine of the has contributed to the "Red Besides contributing to a short visiting a I dealer. Armed with dealer cost and Lpt. of English, will sponsor a Clay Reader," "American collection of narratives to be trade-in information, along with a NIGHT Loetry reading by Roger Weave," "Calamus," and published soon, Weingarten has credit union loan commitment, Lingarten at 4 p.m. Wednesday "Prisoners of the World." published a collection of poems. you stand to save several hundred n the Union Green Room. dollars. 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Pop Entertainment to offer Richie Havens in concert Well, the admen flopped. (Jenya Ravan, the group's lead and conveys these visions to Presidonl Wharton By DAVID BASSETT win . vocalist, is every bit as powerful those listening and watching a mounted photogranh State News Staff Writer Maybe in a year or so Ten Wheel H f" Drive can get it together. as David Clayton Thomas of him. the symbol „f t|K> - Ms(i But right now, Ten Wheel Blood. Sweat and Tears, but, 1 have seen him twice, once in Volunteer *>■ Appearing in concert at 8 p.m. concert with Laura Nyro in Ann reception for vo|u„u,.rs Sunday with Richie Havens will Drive will have to be content unlike Thomas, is much more , Pet be Ten Wheel Drive, a group that with "Construction," a superbly reluctant to assume the role of a Arbor and moratorium once at last year's in Washington. Both Wharton will be a Union Board gue^ tried really hard, really HARD, composed, arranged and showman. She instead prefers to reception f! at catalyst, blending the times were scenes of hysteria, in the Union to come off like your performed album that puts the group in the same category with serve as a instruments with the lyrics in a passion and brotherhood. fhe Green Room photograph isanls'J i "spectacular! heavy! fabulous! Jagger, Joplin and the fashion similar to Tom Flanders nch blowup „f j • such bands as the early Buffalo the extravagant! lavish!" rock and Jefferson Airplane can (and volunteer symbol, Springfield. Blues Project and of the Blues Project. a roll and jazz and blues - type could) make audiences insane white black group "guaranteed to drive you Blood, Sweat and Tears (when If "Construction" is any drawing of thre,^ Al indication of what Ten Wheel with animal excitement, driving of minority up the wail! babeee!" on their Kooper was still around). groups beai Drive is capable of doing in them to their feet with clenched first album. The group describes itself as v°8anp nGiVeMan." a l)amn fists and swinging arms and open Your Fellow The foundation was more or "jazz - rock." and that is about concert, Sunday night's show in close as anything. Basing Jenison should mouths. The symbol less firmly laid. Inside the jacket as prove to be a was designed! And Richie Havens can do all Doug Huston, Lansing of "Construction 1," the judgment solely on their album, pleasing display of well • Hollywood - Madison Avenue Ten Wheel Drive possesses all of directed talent. of that. During his closing and appears on the * types wrote such pithy phrases as "superrock! supersound!" ad the simplicity precision, economy of a group with and And Havens, then there is possibly the closest Richie performance of "Freedom" at the moratorium, he made Light, sound, The Alwin Nikolais Dance Theatre will be featured Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in the Lecture - volunteer newsletter tJ Picture is also hung in' offices of the Volunteer J, enormous talent and a clearly thing to a messiah most of us 400,000 people shake the nauseum. Union Board will Bured defined awareness of its will see, a mystical leader who ground with the combined fury Concert series' Broadway Theatre Special. Utilized in the program will be a Moog synthesizer volunteers Dec. 1 witha a|so J limitations. closes his eyes and sees visions of their feet. But, unlike Jagger and hundreds of slides programmed on several light projectors. Tickets for the Auditorium J DOMINO'S and the rest, and like Peter. Paul and Mary (whose "Day is Done" event are available at the Union Ticket Office. the Union parlors. volunteers and 300 About in children 1 inflamed the moratorium work with have been invited TEN masses), Havens brings the Qu FOR N collective emotion of the audience together. Many can excite and inflame and divide, but only a precious ON CAMPUS CALL OFF CAMPUS A.'.MUV.T DOftMOWN RECORD SHOP R estaurant A temporary office will be set the Placement Bureau. j. S Zips in overtime earlier this The only student - owned, Student - up in 207 and 211 East Holden Interested students should I KOpen 1 00 P M Feature 1:25-3:55-6 40 9:25 PHONE 351-3377 operated Record Shop in E. Lansing on any order of two complete THIS COUPON Hall. season. lost four Since then games, Akron including a has to the Placement Bureau. 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C-11-20 PONTIAC MARRIED COUPLE needs furnished 11612-0 Spartan Village. 3-11-18 LEMANS, 1963, 326 MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O AR AMPLIFIER, four months old. 3-speed, $250. 482-1844 after 5 If you can apartment winter only, near ACROSS FROM Union. Furnished ELECTRIC GUITAR and amplifier definitely work for AR LrOLET 1961 - $75. Engine p.m. 3-11-18 3 or 4 hours a night, plus campus. 393-8642. 3-11-18 SOUTH SIDE.. One bedroom. Partially furnished. Utilities paid. one bedroom. Winter term only. 353-8008 turntable. or Shure cartridge. 353-1833. 5-11-23 with case, six strings. $75. 332-8478. 3-11-17 882-5163. 5-11-20 Igood, body fair. 5800 Richwood RENAULT 1966. Four door sedan. Saturday, you can earn better WANTED: ONE girl. Sublet $115. 484-3009. 3-11-17 |pr Apartment 68, behind 35,000 actual miles. 1 owner than $150 a week calling on man starting December. two $75. - TWO CARPETS, 9'x12', blue / green, $55. GIRLS BICYCLE Bishop's Furniture on GIRLS. Winter term. with basket Radio. $300. IV 2-9776. qualified appointments only. 337-2005. 3-11-18 FLAT TO let: 4 man, Gold / green with pad, $70. IPennsylvania. 5-11-18 5-11-23 Experience unnecessary, but Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 $50 each. University Terrace. Reduced rates. Call Candy, 332-4102. 5-11-17 339-2070. 3-11-19 included. $15. In good condition. Was $40 new. Call evenings, TRIUMPH 1965. Good must follow NEEDED ONE days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C LeVROLET 1948. Great shape. condition. company or two girls for new HART JAVELIN Combination skiis. 351-4626. 5-11-20 Must sell. 132V4 Beal. $550. See John, 202 methods. Car, neat 3-bedroom duplex. Close to NEEDED: ONE ruSt. Haslett girl, sublet winter, 200cm. (upstairs) 5-11-23 New. $140. Greg, 11-18 appearance and ambition campus. Cheap. 351-1047. Haslett Arms. No deposit. VENEZUELAN HARP. Small. Own 3-11-17 CEDAR GREENS 351-1823. 5-11-23 case. Like Will consider best necessary. Call 484-1335 ask 351-1285. 5-11-18 new. Levy WAGON, 1964. Power VOLKSWAGEN 1961. Rebuilt '64 for Mr. McQill. offer. 355-6148, after 5 p.m. FURNISHED APARTMENTS, close SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Isteering, automatic. $475 or best motor, good body. Must sell! 3-11-18 I offer 351-9045. 6-11-24 355-3823. 3-11-19 to campus. Two or three 1 Bedroom Furnished Houses Brand new portables — $49.95, bedrooms. $5.00 per month. Large selection BUY, SELL stereos. MAGNOLIA $175 and up. SPEECH THERAPIST. Several hours Short Term Leases of reconditioned used machines. SOUTWEST side. 5800 Pheasant. 2 nRVETTE, BLACK. 1967 Coupe, VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1969, 9 - a week, your home or mine, to Immediate occupancy or winter Singers, Whites, Necchis, New THUNDERPUSSY STUDENT term. 351-9036. 5-11-19 bedrooms, $135 per month plus STEREO CO-OP, 217 Ann, I mags. Side exhaust, 427. $2600. passenger, excellent AM-FM radio, asking $1850 condition, help with aphasic patient. Rate utilities. Home & "Many Others." $19.95 351-7355. Call 'til 2 a.m. 5-11-17 351-7118 4-1 1-20 Ed variable. 332-3093. 3-11-19 Newly redecorated. Call 351-8631 Excellent to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS 2-6346. 5-11-19 COUPLE DESPERATELY needs yard. Quiet neighborhood. Pets DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, nRVETTE 1969. Silver convertible, PART TIME sales, shoe apartment. $110 or less. East permitted. 1115 POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, department. GEORGE C. North Washington, fgest offer. 482-1568. Evenings, VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Excellent Albert's Meridian Mall. 24 hours a Lansing / Okemos area. Call Carol NEEDED: ONE BUBOLZ, 489-6448. C-11-19 special sale. $29.95 up, plus girl, Delta Arms [ 351-6611. 10-11-17 condition. $1595. 355-8033 week. Must be able to work some or Chuck after 6 p.m. 332-1393. starting winter. Call 351-0695 REALTOR, 332-1248, 332-4605^ crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5-11-18 3-11-19 484-8916. 5-11-17 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, weekends and holidays. Apply in 3-11-19 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, JDGE 1961. Excellent condition, person. Ask for Mrs. Brenner. TWO GIRLS needed, lovely canisters and Lansing. C large uprights. Guaranteed [very reasonable price. Fantastic SOLD*"5' 5-11-23 ONE BEDROOM. All utilities except NEED FOURTH girl to sublease home. Phone 351-5604 after 6 one full year. $7.88 and up. [shape. 3558332, 8 - 5 p.m.; $95. 337-04!■Ca. o-l 1-17 electricity. Okemos, after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 351-1192 winter. Americana. $240/term. p.m. 1-11-17 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING INFLATABLE PLASTIC 1351-1 155 anytime after 5 p.m. JOB — JUNIOR, senior 351-2707. 4-11-20 FURNITURE. Chairs, sofas, or graduate COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 1x5 11-20 VOLVO, 1961 PV-544 Sport. Engine student to live with family and NEED ONE Opposite City Market. C-11-19 hassocks. All colors. 337-9215, overhauled. NEEDED ONE or two girls for girl to sublet winter. noon Must sell. Call assist with three NEED ONE for three - midnight. 0-11-18 young children man Own L.C0N, 1962. Good dependable 482-7510 after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 for winter and spring terms. winter / winter and spring. Meadowbrook Trace. man at Call room. $50. 337-0751. MILK CANS, unfinished, short [transportation. In clean condition. Offering private room and Reduced rent. Cedar Village. 882-7782 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 5-1_1-23_ imitation fur SINGER 1970 MODEL $57.00 bath, 337-2102.2-11-18 coat, size 14. ■Call 339 8682 after 5:30 p.m. Full cash price used just a few times. Scooters & Cycles board, phone, salary. Walking NEED: ONE student for house. East 484-4061. 3-11-19 [3-11-19 distance from campus. Call LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. TWO GIRLS, winter, 2 bedrooms, Lansing, $65/month. 351-7989. Fully equipped to Zig-Zag, 3-11-19 monogram, does fancy designs, L COM BSA 1970. 650cc. Thunderbolt. Take 332-1105, 9 - 11 a.m.; 8-10 p.m. 915 Lilac. $120 plus electricity. 3-man. Close, reasonable. BOOK SALE FUTURA Sport Coupe, 4-11-20 351-1846. 3-11-19 Old and Rare books. Paperback Sale, makes buttonholes and winds the over [1969. Jade green, black vinyl top, payments. $59 monthly. Call Available now. 351-5696. 3-11-19 FOUR MAN to sublet. Have to bobbin automatically. Comes with see it 50% off. Hardbacks, 25c and up. 372-5340, after 4 p.m. Ask for a walnut sew table. Only $57.00 [bucket seats. Automatic, V-8, Tom Townsend. B-11-177 CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 to believe it. 332-3344. 551 Used Textbooks, 25 - 75% off. WE [power steering / brakes. Call NURSE EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. South Pennsylvania. QUIET Lexington Ave. 4-11-20 buy all books anytime. Gl BSON'S cash price or we welcome credit [351 6862 after 5 p.m. 5-11-23 Burcham Woods. $125. Available location for married, grad students THE USED BOOKSTORE, 1 accounts. Call 484-4553. 9 a.m. to Auto Service & Parts starting Dec. 10. Lease option and faculty. ONE bedroom THREE BEDROOMS unfurnished, 2 block west of Union. 0-11-17 9 p.m. 0-11-20 llCON, 1961. In better shape than winter or winter and spring. furnished. $150 monthly. baths. $115 a month. 417 N. 351-3118.5-11-233 KONICA FS body, regular lens, [it looks Cheap. 351-6909. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Emergency room and Immediate possession. Call Francis, Lansing. Call 485-4917, STEREO 1970 Panasonic 60w — 13 11-17 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. psychiatric unit. Registered Manager, 393-8657 or FOX 372-4747. 5-11-23 integrated system with BSR telephoto lens, flash light, strobe ATTENTION WORKING PROPERTY light, actinometer, and all cases. Complete auto painting and nurse, part time for relief MANAGEMENT, turntable. Like new, only $200. REBIRD. 1968 400. AM-FM collision service. IV 5-0256. C PERSONNEL. Furnished and 372-1954 O GIRL NEEDED immediately, winter. Call 332-3301 after 7 Under $300. 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. Istereo Very good condition. duty on 11:30 - 7 a.m. shift. unfurnished one bedroom p.m. 355-2546. 3-11-17 $60. Washer, dryer. 351-0795 2-11-18 Formal orientation program. [$1900, or best offer. 372-5340, CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, Good salary and benefits. apartments. Close to campus, bus FURNISHED ONE bedroom, near after 5 p.m. 4-11-20 WASHER, PERFECT - save $100 ■after 4 p.m. Ask for Tom and Frandor. Available downtown Lansing. Carpeted, air - 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. GE CASSETTE, $40. Microphone, over new one; two like new [Townsend. B-11-17 430 South Clippert, back of the Apply Personnel Department immediately. Phone FABIAN conditioned, laundry facilities. GIRL TO sublet carrying case, 2 tapes, converter. house winter / mirrored bathroom cabinets. St. Lawrence Hospital. REALTY, ED 2-0811, IV 2-4619, $145 plus electricity. Immediate Koko Bar. 1-11-17 spring. Two miles from campus, 351-8548. 1-11-17 Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S iRD PICK-UP, 1949, positraction IV 2-0571. 4-11-20 occupancy. Phone Walter Neller own room, pets welcome. Call Iredf end. Best offer. 694-8734. Co. 489-6561; weekends or AT MEL'S between 5 and 9 p.m. 351-1483 FOR SALE: Hand made Nigerian CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. 16-11-20 we repair all foreign and HASLETT AREA. Modern 1 evenings, 393-0206. 7-11-20 5-11-19 cloth, clothing, special orders. Call American cars. If we can't fix it, it PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per bedroom Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19,95. furnished. Fully 372-0595. 3-11-19 ABC bRD 1965. Convertible, Galaxie can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O week. Car necessary. Call SECONDHAND STORE, carpeted. Phone after 5 p.m., NEAR MSU. New, one bedroom GIRL NEEDED 1500. Power steering, brakes $700. 351-7319 for interview. C winter, spring 1208 Turner. C 353-7938. 5-11-23 apartment. Furnished, carpeted, 3-man. Near Bogue. $65. NEEDED: BUYER for 2 Junior 1485-6769, 3 - 7 p.m. X-5-11-18 Aviation air - conditioned, quiet, lots of 332-3478.5-11-20 Coupons to Northwestern Game. TENOR SAXOPHONE Martin, For Rent FREE RENT until December 1. One parking. No pets. $160 per month 627-2403. 1-11-17 $175. Call 355-0913 after 5 p.m. - IRD 1964 Van Camper conversion. and ONE PERSON FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to girl needed for 3-man. Sublease electricity. Deposit. needed for warm 3-11-18 [Best offer, 627-9870, after 6:30 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. RENT A TV and watch your favorite winter, spring and/or summer. 351-9397. 5-11-18 house. $60/month. Own room. WOMEN'S SHOES. Slightly used, |p.m. 8-11-20 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, Disposal, dishwasher, balcony, air 139 Cedar, East Lansing. Peace. excellent condition. Size 8>iB, ONE GIRL needed immediately. No TEN PIECEE Slingerland drum set 337-1300. C conditioning. Call before noon, W-11-18 various prices and styies. Also two DRD GALAXIE 1959. 4 door, deposit, $60/month. 351-7958 with case. Like new. 694-8052. 353-6218. 3-11-19 blonde wigs. 353-3626. 3-11-19 [automatic, $75. Running after 5 p.m. 5-11-20 3-11-18 ■condition. 355-7102. 3-11-19 Employment TV RENTALS monthly and — Students only. Low term rates. Call REDUCED RENT one girl for 3-man Rooms ATTENTION INDIAN students and 351-7900 to ONE GIRL to sublet 2 man winter. ORGANICALLY GROWN beef. reserve yours. at 731 apartments. Disposal, exotic food lovers. 20% off with TEACHERS jlRNET, SST, 1970. |7,000 miles. $1800 or Stick. Only best offer. - ELEMENTARY principal, several college openings. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C dishwasher, air conditioning, large Please call 337-1295. 2-11-20 SPARTAN winter term. HALL now Singles, leasing for men, women. this ad on Salties and Indian spices Absolutely no Phone 651-5403. 3-11-18 chemicals used. closets. Sublease winter, spring available at Cross Roads Imports, Call 351-8250. 2-11-18 Elementary vocal, some in area. GENESSEE, WEST. Lovely 5 rooms 351-9286 or 372-1031. O-l 2-4 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. and/or summer. Call before noon, 222 Abbott Road. 3-11-19 MUSICAL CLINE TEACHER AGENCY, 129 furnished. Utilities paid. $135. 2 INSTRUMENTS, all SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV 353-6218. 3-11-19 brands. 30% off list price. Rich: [ND ROVER, 1965, 4 • wheel East Grand River, 332-5079. RENTALS. 372-4948. C faculty. Deposit. 482-7306. ONE - TWO girls. Comfort. Privacy. HEAD, 360 skis. 195cm. Look 351-5869. C Jrive. All aluminum body. 5-11-18 3-11-18 Minutes from campus. 337-1525 ONE GIRL to sublet winter term, Nevada and Grand Prix. 353-2540. 332-1377. 3-11-17 TV RENTALS. Color and black and or 353-6485. 5-11-18 across from 332-3844. FAST GROWING company now has campus. STUDIO AND 2-1M_8 lA 1962.. Excellent condition. white. MARSHALL MUSIC 5-11-23 one bedroom, Animals openings for several full time men. furnished, parking. 351-6586. ROOM, BOARD for babysitting, KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt COMPANY, 351-7830. C j(84-2 220 3-1 1-19 . Also 2 part time positions open. SUBLET 2 man furnished 5-1_1-20__ light housework. 1 child. Near stereo receiver. Fisher TX 100 FREE KITTENS, box trained. Raised Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 stereo Wharfedale apartment. For winter term Frandor, 372-8842. 12-12-4 amp. speaker with children. Very gentle. SB 1967. Immaculate. Many only. TWO, 2-bedroom apartments txtras. No reasonable offer p.m. only. C Apartments $70/man. 337-2198. 5-11-23 available for either faculty NEWLY CARPETED room in Haslett set. Empire Garrard turntable. lab 80 Dual changer. HS33 332-0031 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 lefused. 372-1053. 5-11-23 members or married graduate STUDENT CAMPUS travel LARGE area. Graduate student compact stereo set. STEREO, FURNISHED 2 person OWN ROOM (house), block off students. All utilities paid, except preferred. THREE KITTENS. Seven weeks. representatives needed. Call Steve, tuners, receivers, tape [iSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1967. 393-6850. 3-11-18 efficiency "campus. apartment. Call Close to campus — girl. 332-1252 or electricity. New building, quiet. References 339-2113. 3-11-19 required. Phone amps, recorders, tape decks, 150 used Fuzzy black female. Striped male Automatic, 6-cylinder. Excellent 372-6128 332-6916. 5-11-23 $170 per month. For further 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, and female. Call 485-3826. Condition. Phone 339-2936 afternoons. 5-11-17 information, call 372-8586. 707 1-11-17 WANTED: WAITRESS to work 5 SINGLE / DOUBLE. Winter term. 300 used albums. T.V.'s, radios, 1-11-18 NEED ONE girl. 4 man. Sublet. East Mount Hope. 5-11-18 NEED ONE man to sublet. Right Male. Quiet, walkie - talkies, wall tapestries. p.m. - closing. Both full and part Riverside East. $62.50. 351-1156. near. Parking. % BEAGLE, % poodle puppies. 8 next to 337-0224. Available December 14. 332-3094. Equipment tested and guaranteed. |STANG 1965. Blue, 6 cylinder, 3 time. Dishwasher, 5 p.m. - closing 5-11-17 campus. 3-11-19 NEED 3 girls to sublet winter term. Save money by swapping. weeks, males, females. S5 each. peed S300. 332-2650, call after or 8:30 - 4:30 p.m., full time. Reduced 3-11-19 489-2560. 3-11-19 rates. Cedar Village, Wl LCOX 5 SECONDHAND p.m. 5-11-20 Apply after 4 p.m., LK 332-2163. 5-11-18 TWO GIRLS. Winter for large Y.M.C.A. STORE, 509 East Restaurant, 6031 South EAST LANSING near campus. One — ROOMS for young men Michigan, STABLES — 10'x10' box stalls. 10V4 apartment. Across from campus. 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m.. Monday -DSM0BILE D-88, 1965. Pennsylvania. 3-11-19 bedroom, furnished. Large, airy WANTED: ONE man to sublease or women. Membership privileges. acres riding area. Board your 351-6925. 5-11-19 thru Saturday.C Excellent condition, power rooms. Air conditioned. winter, spring term. 2 man, 2 Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, horses. Feed, stable and paddock jteering and brakes. Owner leaving PART TIME phone work; some NEEDED: ONE girl. New Cedar Beautifully maintained. Select bedroom. University Villa. $95 gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O WILSON STAFF Golf Clubs. Good by the day, week or month. We give ountry. 355-0884 after 5 p.m. office work. For interview, call clientele. Lease. 332-3135 lease for $75. Howard, 351-1577 your horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and Village. Starting winter. Call or COMFORTABLY condition. Phone 393-4107 after 6 >11-23 351-3700. 1-11-17 after 7 p.m. 5-11-18 FURNISHED ask for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 332-1431. 5-11-17 882-6549. O p.m. 5-11-18 room in modern home. Female. No smoking. $45. 351-8994. SCOTT L. T. 112B Stereo tuner 3-11-18 $100. FM Mobile Homes antenna, cable CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE? ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. Completely furnished. 372-8077 before4 p.m. C hardware, $15. Almost new. 351-6680. 5-11-18 ROYCRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, air - conditioned, furnished, behind Gables. 351-3415. RALEIGH 3-speed bicycle brand new NOTHING BUT NOTHING will find a 10-11-25 ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR ONLY $185.00 $55. 351-7658. 5-11-18 buyer for your sporting goods more quickly than a Want Ad. Dial □ December 22nd — January 4th, 1971 355-8255 now! CROSSWORD E For Sale PUZZLE nsE New York — London — New York. a ACROSS SNOW TIRES 7.00x13 - mounted 23. Cautioo □HE like new; 41 lb. Bear Alaskan bow Employment opportunities, discounts, charter flights. 1. Ruminants 24. Standish HHSS and equipment. 351-1314. 4-11-19 6. Hollow grass 25 Fire signal rasa stem 27. Knife handle ANGLO AMERICA ASSOCIATION. 10. Letter of rec¬ BEAUTIFUL PONCHOS: Imported. 28. Neophyte SEES ommendation Nice colors, styles, wool. $18 - 13. Greek leather 29. Stupefy CDH 60A Pyle Street, Newport, I.W., Hants, England. 30. While $20. 353-7108. 5-11-19 flask an 32. Unsmelted 14. Canal C3H COUNT ON C L ASSI F IE D metal 15. Man's 33. Ramble ADS."They sell good things you nickname don't need for cash! Dial 355-8255 34. High in music TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 17. Thickness 35. Note of the now! 41. Gaunt 3 Discover units. These 18 Horizontal scale spacious luxury apartments are completely 42. Scuffle 4. French season 19. Caribean island 36. Seep DOWN 5.3.1416 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean INNSBRUCK SKIS, boots, (6'/>), 20.True 37. Therefore boot rack and 6. Lobster roe furniture. Each unit has pole, $50. 21. Blockhead a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 332-4556. 3-11-17 38.100-year old 1. Halts 7. Marine 22. Deep emotion 2. Greeting individual control person detachment • central air conditioning. These four man 8. Fib The Li'l Something units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure ZENITH CIRCLE sound stereo 1 r" 3 M 5 r~ 7 r- 5— 9. Parent time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated record stand. player Like with new. hardwood 489-7966. \0 %1 %% i 11. Casaba 12. Depart Datsun 1200 swimming pool, recreation want to bo among rooms and private balconies. If you the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call YOUR 5-11-19 SEARCH FOR the best •3 % % 15 %16 16 18 Recolors Mold 19. Filly today. There are units starting at $65/month '7 per man. employees may end with Wanted" Classified a "Help % $ 21. Card game STORY MODELOPEN EVERYDAY Ad. Dial 20 21 22. Biography % % EXCEPT SUNDAY 355-8255 today. 23. Pottery PRICE $1736 POE FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MARSHA CHANEL372-2797or332-644I ELECTRIC GUITAR and amplifier, $90, record player with a small %% 25 26 23 %27 24. 25 Labyrinth Particle automatic changer, $15. % % 26.Epode d 'd 27. Harbor SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 484-3608. 3-11-17 28 29 30 ii % 29. Twalve STORY AVAILABLE. 30. Seaweed 32 33 w GUITAR, GIBSON, model ES 120T, single pick-up, electric, $241 new. 35 % 36 31. Gem 33 List Ctopcftmtrtam 37 4 months 337-1061. 5-11-19 old, asking $125. % 34. Seed covering DATSUN SALES 39 36 qo 36. Single WOULD YOU rather do 37. Prior to 2 Big Lots to Open Monday, Thursday, and MA NA CEMENT EXCi USIVEL Y B Y: something Ml ast Michigan Serva You Ave. at Frandor Friday evenings until 9 Alco else? Sell sporting goods you no %% % 39. Overhead railway blocks East of Showroom PHONE 351-0400 Management Company longer use 355-8255 today! with a Want Ad. Dial 40. Before noon J 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Sale Personal Service Service Service Service SPONSORED BY STUDENT ALLIANCE WE WILL straighten it, dye it NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. FOR LABOR ACTION IN 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, 2 bedroom. Call 625-3520 • W trim it. UNION or BUILDING just COPY SHOPPE can show you Typing Service ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service No job too large or too small. COOPERATION how to get two Xerox copies for Block off campus. 332-3255. C BARBERSHOP.C-11-17 for dissertations, theses, WITH THE UNION OF RADICAL POLITIC*, the price of one. Phone 332-4222. COMPLETE THESES service. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. HERLI 1968. 12' x 60', 2 bedroom. Discount C printing. IBM typing and 21 years experience. 332-8384. C ECONOMISTS Furnished. A 10' x 20' attached. Corner lot, number 72. porch Peanuts Personal binding of theses, resumes, publications. Across from campus, Transportation UPHOLSTERING: FREE estimates Sycamore Park. 677-671 1. corner MAC and Grand DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term on sight. Work guaranteed. River, 5-11-17 CONGRATULATIONS TO Big White below papers. Expert typist with degree NEED RIDE for Hunter RALPH, on success. Love, Quality material. 694-9521. Style Shop. Call Thanksgiving to Brendan Sexton author, lecturer, former dj in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO Bradford, Pa. Will COPYGRAPH SERVICES share 1-11-17 5-11-18 of tor ^education act.vit.es for the International E„ MARLETTE 1964. 10 Betty. 337-1666. C expenses. Call Charley. 655-1147 x 50. 2 bedrooms, furnished. Good PROFESSIONAL 6-11-18 HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the pup. The SEWING, DRESSMAKING and TYPING — 85 wpm, term papers, THESIS condition. Phone 487-0261. pup is nyce Love, from Stevo to designing. Get your holiday party theses, scientific reports. PREPARATION 5-11-17 Jano. 1-11-17 dresses made now. Long or short. Reasonable. 484-2661. O • IBM Typing Wanted GENERAL 12x52, 1964. Furnished, Will pick up and deliver if • Multilith Printing Mr. Sexton will discuss and answer questions m BABYSITTING IN Skirted. With washer. Behind 434980, Good luck on your Bio - necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.m. 15-12-4 hours. Serve my hot home. Any lunches. • Hirdbindlni BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for all positive, A negative, B negative G.M. ■ U.A.W. contract negotiatiom, a„S on Gables. 351-6319. 5-11-19 Chem exam. Love, Ed. 1-11-17 organized labor in the 70's. °'c of 35K?639. 5-11-17 Compute Professional Thesis Service for and AB negative, $10.00. O DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Lost & Found FOX AND Hounds: the name of and formats. TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid Misttr'i jnd Doctoral Candidates. Era* COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, the Game: Congratulations to the Experienced. accurate Brochure and Consultation. Plaasa Call service. Experienced. Magnificient Seven Big Ten Reasonable charge. 355-1040. Cliff and Paula Hiu|lt < Baked Pepper Steak $1.69 c H or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. on o 00 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC FHA 3 bedrooms. A-1 condition. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL c STUDIOS. C-11-19 IV 9-5527. 5-11-23 Q Z < Schensul's Famous Fried Chicken $1.35 H > Immediately the following lecture those who z wish j- to begin THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL o Rustproof 3 T ranscendental O t- Broiled Baby Beef Liver with Onions $1.46 CO > < Meditation can make an D m appointment for personal O FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL instruction. Beef Stroganoff with Buttered Noodles $1.64 your car SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Pot Roast of Beef with Vegetables $1.72 For information Call 351-7168 with OPEN SUNDAY 11:30 The Specials will include: a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Entree, Salad or Dessert, Potato or Vegetable, one Roll, Ziebart. HEY! one Butter, and choice of Beverage. No tipping, please DAILY NOON SPECIALS (Mon-Sat) INCLUDE: FOR Entree, choice of beverage, choice of roll and ONLY 15 butter choice of any two of the following: potato, vegetable, salad YOU WITH THE And be sure. Make no mistake. There's only one Ziebart rust- Organ music nightly, 5 CUT OUT AND SAVE p.m. - 7:30 p.m. $25 IN YOUR proofing process. And there's only one place to £et it Through an authorized Ziebart dealer. That's us. Ziebart Auto - Truck Rustproof ing SAVINGS ACCOUNT! 437 IM. Larch Lansing, Michigan 484-2559 Now You Can Earn Higher Interest On Savings And Help Your Fellow Students, Too! East Lansing State Bank now offers you an opportunity to earn a big 5% interest on savings (compounded daily to equal 5.13% per annum) while you help other students SALE complete their college educations. "First Romance" Towel We're the only bank in America offering Student Aid Savings Bonds. All proceeds from By Martex the sale of these bonds will be loaned to students for educational purposes, and bondholders have a safe, high • return investment. If You've got $25 or more in your savings account, why not use it to purchase Student ^ 24 *48 fringed bath towel, reg. 3.50 1.99 Aid Savings Bonds? You'll be earning higher interest, and helping your fellow students a the same time. 16 *30" hand towel, reg. $2 1.25 13"*13" wash cloth, reg. .80 . 50 EAST LANSING Big white roses jacquard-woven with cameo perfection on light blue, light pink or medium yellow super-soft cotton BANK terry. . .beautiful additions Jacobsoris to your bath, at great savings. I East Lansing Okemos Haslett Brookfield Plaza Red Cedar - Trowbridge \ East Grand River and Charles WE CARE — friends always do Member F.D.I.C. Li