Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michig; Monday. November 30. 1970 Police find billy club, E. Germans harass traffic seize A 20 man was - year - old East I^ansing free on bond Sunday in protest of political meet after MSU police apprehended East ■ West relations or to BERLIN (AP) — For the As far as could be determined, that the Bonn Parliament and id him Thursday afternoon at advance ratification of the Bonn second straight day, East allied military traffic was not organizations have the right to Phillips Hall for possession of a - Moscow nonaggression pact, affected, although when access concealed weapon. Germany harassed overland meet in West Berlin. and that such meetings lanes were blocked Berlin access ways in were by clogged In the Soviet Police obtained a warrant objection held by right. Barzel added the Unioni to a West German civilian traffic, the allies had to Communist party leader Leonid Friday and arrested the man. He political West German ties to West Berlin meeting scheduled for West wait, too. The harassment was I. Brezhnev held out hope th was arraigned Friday in Last Berlin are necessary for the city's the latest in a series initiated the four Unsing's Municipal Court on Monday and Tuesday. by - power negotiations ort Western border officers at the viability. The Communists the East Germans in an the future of Berlin will reach tl the charge of possessing a billy attempt main autobahn dispute these ties. to halt West German political successful conclusion. c 1 u h and of not paying crossing point at West Berlin's Helmsted said cars and trucks Mayor Klaus activity in West Berlin, which Speaking at an numerous parking tickets. Schuetz, also criticized the anniversary were backed up for half a mile they say is a city - state on their ceremony in Soviet Armenia, he' Police said he stood mute at surrounding East Germans for or more Sunday waiting for a go territory with no ties to West told a nationwide radio and* arraignment and was released ahead from the East Germans. what he called their cold war Germany. This is disputed by television audience that the-, Friday from Ingham County jail tactics. the West. Soviet Union believes agreement; after posting $100 bond. Date Delays on the Helmsted road and other roads were The mayor also protested the It appeared to be a Soviet - is "quite possible." He made for preliminary examination was running up automatic no; to three hours. weapons fire East sanctioned hard line being used specific proposals. set for Dec. 21. German border guards directed in an attempt to demonstrate The slowdown is aimed at "The settlement of some of Police said they noticed the a at a refugee who made it over that the Communists hold the the[ meeting of the West German questions connected with Wes billy club in the man's car Christian Democratic party and the wall into West Berlin. The 26 whip hand in four Berlin, which currently are bein • power talks parked in front of Phillips Hall its parliamentary groups in West - year - old East German man on Berlin and in East West considered by representatives when they approached the was not hit by the gunfire but German an - the four ol| vehicle to inspect four parking Berlin. dialog resumed only last powers could be o$ suffered cuts and bruises clearing Rainer Barzel, Christian Friday. great significance for the' tickets on the windshield. Communist - installed barriers. "We protest," normalization of the situation iii Democratic parliamentary floor Mayor Schuetz Police said they apprehended East German harassment of told a congress leader, emphasized the of his Social Europe," Brezhnev said. the man in the car at the time traffic to and from West Democratic Communist pressure was a new Party, "against "We believe it is after they saw the billy club. Germany was described as a measures of force. There quite possibles high in that they had now are still to attain an improvement in the The man told police he was tactic used to express East reached the point of opposing people in East Berlin who situation in connection with> MSU student and gave not an his mailing address the Snyder as Snow problem even parliamentary groups. In the past, the East Germans had German displeasure at a meeting in West Berlin on Monday and continue to see differences of opinion in cold war terms ..." West Berlin. All that is for this is that the neededf Hall Ixninge. He was booked reserved such tactics for formal Tuesday of Christian Democrats, The mayor emphasized a West interested; Thursday for possessing a Snowed in bicycles in the West Germany's opposition parties display good will and! bike racks in front of parliamentary committees or German government declaration Brody Hall serve as a work out decisions. concealed weapon and was summer is long gone and winter has grim reminder that higher level meetings. political party. released until an arrest warrant is only just begun. The East Germans were Barzel said the Communist issued. State News photo backed up by a note sent by the The State News, the student by Jonathan S. Kaufman actions did nothing to improve newspaper at Soviet ambassador to East Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school COUNTY PROPOSAL Germany, Pyotr Abrassimov, the ambassadors of the United to terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $14 per year. States, Britain and France. An allied source in West Berlin Member Associated Press. United Press Millik en said he knew of no Western International, Inland Daily Press Association. Associated Collegiate Press, rejects ordi nance Michigan Press response. Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Delays on the highways ran up Association, United States Student Press Association. to two hours and longer Sunday. A Lake County ordinance, Gov. Milliken. The East Germans kept Second class postage paid at East substantial Lansing, Michigan. proposed for the third time to "Once again, I find environmental the third ordinance as were that the proposed ordinance was flashing a red stop signal at their prohibit the sale of close myself in problem," the governor said in a Marienborn checkpoint on the Editorial and present in the prior two efforts. business offices at 347 Student nun returnable harmony with the letter to Lake broader in scope than could be West German border along the Services or disposable objective of your board of County Clerk Taft He also questioned "the allowed. Building. Michigan State University, East Lansing, beverage containers in the V. Utter. main Berlin autobahn route and commissioners of Lake advisability of achieving this Milliken indicated he Michigan. county, was rejected Friday by in County The governor said he found is then let vehicles pass only in attempting to deal with a the objective through an ad hoc exploring ways of solving the small groups. same legal prohibitions in Phones: county - by - county or nonreturnable bottle problem on On the northern Hamburg road Editorial piecemeal effort." a statewide basis and may where 355-8252 there were very few Classified propose legislation to take care Advertising 355-8255 Fulb right queries validity In an earlier rejection of the ordinance the governor told Utter that state law of the problem in the 1971 session of the state legislature. vehicles, sit for up to officers said. cars were being left to four hours, Western Display Advertising Business-Circulation Photographic 353-6400 355-3447 355-8311 requires that county ordinances apply to "purely a county matter" but of statement on raids EKE:s from Sweden I ittle old to stonemen share have arrived here T "" your home with rntut WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. J. virtue of their positions, in the camp in Son lay. EARN EXTRA you. /'Jflli 111',': % W Fulbright said Sunday U.S. making of U.S. policy. Ky, in his television enchonting little creatures just 4 to'6 toll, action in Vietnam has become Fulbright said Laird appearance, said it "was not my CASH NOW! more intense misrepresented facts when he fault" Vietnamization of the war and challenged a ond designed by Ragnor Edvord Persson. Each statement by Secretary of State testified before Fulbright's did not come earlier. Up to $45 Per Sale I William P. committee last week on the A questioner noted Ky claims Rogers that American has his moves are not extent of U.S. bombing over to be a moderate and asked why Major c h emical own endearing personality and J" *x escalating the war. he Fulbright, chairman of the North Vietnam. accepted an invitation from company needs students Senate The Dr. Carl Mclntire, leader of a to sell a well is handmade (torn selected stones Foreign Relations Pentagon announced - established Committee, said Rogers and the initially that U.S. warplanes right - wing group, to come to line of the U.S. for a rally supporting quality found at Vik and the State Department are secondary stayed below the 19th parallel commercial cleaning on Kaseberga coast to the south of Hanoi, but a active U.S. involvement and a military in making U.S. military victory in the agents to hotels, motels, foreign policy. subsequent announcement said Vietnamese war. deposited there millions of years ogo American planes raided near garages, car dealers, The Arkansas Democrat diversionary The reason, Ky said, was that Hanoi in a machine shops. No appeared on "Face the Nation," maneuver while U.S. "South Vietnam needs friends by the glaciers and naturally experience required. At . . a CBS television radio program commandos invaded POW - a . that's the only reason." shortly before Vice President no cost to you, we polished by the sea waters. Nguyen Cao Ky of South provide sales direction, Vietnam interviewed Each $8 to $12 was on the product samples and similar NBC program "Meet the Press." EDUCATION literature, furnish names of prospects to contact. Ky said he foresees other raids Products shipped directly similar to this month one in a executed earlier vain effort to MAJORS! from plant to your free U.S. prisoners of war held in customers. Excellent North Vietnam if a new commissions. Write to: attempt Jaeobsou's lo get the North Vietnamese to discuss POWs at the Paris The PEACE CORPS Manager of Marketing, peace Daubert Chemical talks fails. 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LESLIE ?r advertising What is the relationship between student Why do non-resident students have to manager rates are not assessed there will be no state a; ri fees and state appropriations? pay higher tuition than Michigan students? appropriations and student tuition. appropriated funds to meet these costs. money was allocated Thi. MARK EICHER, managing editor and spent as a This reflects the Since total regular Both funding policy of the operating requirements are part of the University's general ED HUTCHISON, city editor student fees and state Michigan Legislature which stipulates that roughly the same whether the student Restricted income of budgoi BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor appropriations go into the University fee revenue from resident students body is 100 per cent Michigan residents or $450,000 ' wa, non realized from slightly less than KEN KRELL, editorial editor general fund to support the overall must average at least 75 100 per cent non - $10 million ? inrn v per cent of gross residents, it is obvious in endowment funds. Much of this JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor University program. Since only about two - per - student cost. The actual mechanics that the University is compelled to follow income goes directly into student aid GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor thirds of basic operating costs are met by the general fee patterns dictated - involve deducting the amount so collected by the under the provisions of programs state appropriations and other minor non state dollars available. Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award - from whatever amount the Legislature has endowments. This specify fee revenues, student fees basically is a computed as the University's gross general very small for outstanding journalism. * * * endowment compared to the represent the difference between minimum fund budget for the year. Thus, of endowments operating needs and dollars available from the although How are the residence some private schools which amount legislature does not prescribe non • halls financed? hundreds of millions. to non-student sources. Are resident fees per se, in effect it does tell the they really operating "in the red?" * * * * * * University that if the higher non ■ resident EDITORIALS The residence halls charges. These include are financed from user the housing charges Students pay for the State News an ASMSU tax every term. Are there and pay to the students who live in the other residence "hidden taxes" in the tuition halls and charges to the charges for operating budgets the Student Services Bldg. and the of the units within the halls such Hanoi's as the Intramural Bldgs? three residential colleges. Total revenues ace must meet the salaries and wages of the Yes and no. There is no residence hall staff and specific amount operating expenses of each student's tuition and such as food, heat and fee money maintenance and "earmarked" for these buildings. debt service requirements. Instead at the tuition and fees are collected negotiating general' as Since all residence halls were financed university revenue and debt service During hall - time of the televised might have achieved. Army - Navy Football game In fact, the fizzled raid probably Saturday, the leading participants in The residence hulls are financed means tighter controls, more from user hist week's raid on a prisoner of war restrictions, and less leniency charges These include the housing charges to the for students camp near Hanoi were the guests of American prisoners. who lire in the residence halls and honor, lite program was entirely Actually, recent information from charges to the operating budgets of the units designed to solicit support for the within the halls such as the three foreign journalists who have visited residential movement among prisoners" wives, POW camps in North Vietnam colleges. and other sympathetic Americans, to indicate that Americans are force being Hanoi to extend better treated decently, especially since the through bonding rather than with funds payments totalling $838,000 are budgeted treatment to the Americans held North Vietnamese consider them appropriated by the state, a considerable as a part of the general captive in North Vietnam. "war criminals" and not POW's debt has accumulated and must be University paid operating budge'. Thus some of these The movement climaxed, or under the Geneva accords. back now and in the future. The payments dc go to pay for the retirement of provisions bombed, depending on one's sense ot of the trust indentures under which bonds these debts. Only about three Of course journalists admitted to per cent of| humor, when 50 soldiers, eight or 10 were issued for residence hall construction MSU student payments go for debt POW camps service, Air force helicopters, and assorted are generally essentially prohibit continued operating compared with a Michigan - wide sympathetic to the North deficits for the residence hall system as a and university Air Force fighters failed to rescue college median of seven per cent. Vietnamese cause, and are probably whole, even though each individual hall the 70 to 100 men reports had does not necessarily have to be "in the only shown "model camps," but indicated were being housed at a black." little evidence supports the claims of What do alumni contributions pay for? camp near Hanoi. One would be Air Force Col. Norris Overly Jr.. a Alumni contributions tempted to conclude that our returned prisoner who was released What sort of income does the generally go to intelligence operations apparently University bolster programs for which general five months after being receive from investments captured, or "the University and stale support is not receive little support from the North that portfolio?" is MSU endowed? Americans suffer continual available or which cannot be Vietnamese peasants. Someone adequately brutality in the hands of the North Last year the supported from general funds. This is why forgot to inform the raiding party Vietnamese. University realized about many alumni donors designate their $770,000 from short - term investment of contributions for student financial aid that the camp had been deserted for Closer to the truth perhaps than general University funds — primarily state three weeks. programs. either left wing journalists' accounts Prior the Green Beret raid last week, to the POW concerned wives' or the accounts of returned POINT OF VIEW prisoners, is that captured American 18 H - movement had concentrated on fliers are treated in the same Tl way the bombarding North Vietnam with "North Vietnamese treat their own letters demanding detailed lists of Complaints about Huey petty soldiers. Americans are more captured Americans' conditions, restricted and secluded, of course, more correspondence between but they probably eat the same food prisoners and their families, and of and receive the same medical care as course, the release of all Americans North EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Vietnamese army regulars. held prisoner. I vcrvone from Nixon abyss, making no decision one way or the Cultural differences may convince point of view was submitted by Bernard other. inconsistency and contradiction. black people striving to do for themselves on down has latch become Wilson, Monroe senior, in response to a After reading the involved Americans they are being mistreated The fact is that they can't make a petty, trite complaints and take care of their own. C. d those in the movement, and here on November 22, 1970, point of view about the security measures at < because North Vietnamese lack the entitled decision because they are ignorant of the Huey's arm • banded monitors lack«precision campus petitions are being circulated "Huey's freedom binds facts and therefore have speech, it really turned my stomach. One and conveniences of America, but if the audience." nothing to think afternoon in your life goes discipline of a conventional army or in support of the POW's. about to make a decision. by and you say, police force, but we arc pi jessing in our North Vietnamese subsist on hot The days of the liberal are dead and past. Essentially in "I was a maximum security prisoner The Army - Navy half time show not thinking and rationalizing, they don't and . . . own way. Our development will be unique broth and pork fat. are American Twenty years ago, to say that you were a suffered worse indignities and and unconventional since we are in the even exist (the so - called silent passed the AIH censors, who check POW's being mistreated if liberal may well have been taken quite To be proud to be a liberal is to majority). oppression than I have ever received from they too system, but not of it. material to insure that it contains emphatically, but today, there is imply that any uniformed official." no have to survive on such a diet? At no place ignorance is a virtue. Although it was manifested in a variety for the liberal. Blacks are political comments, allowing the Now, to Huey. True, there suffering abuses and of ways, these monitors were merely' any rate, no reports have accused the In were many oppression every day of their lives ard it's a just cause, there is no middle ground expressing their concern and love of our honoring of the North Vietnamese North Vietnamese of being as brutal — you are either for or against. People cry inconsistencies, hassles and contradictions a hell of a lot worse than what you will Mission Impossible team because, as during the Moratorium, but that only "Brother Huey." For it is the desire of as the South Vietnamese "Tiger out that they are liberals because they shows that it was a reality, because the real probably ever experience. black students here, that MSU does not ABC Sports president said. "I don't want to What you were cages." 'hang loose and shuffle' in an condition of the world witnessing was not the become an infamous landmark as "Huey's think the safely and welfare of today is birth, but the forward development of So the prisoner of war issue moves Last Stand." American prisoners is a political You are correct, the battle cry is 'free the issue." front and center in the stalemated OUR READERS' MIND people,' and black students just wanted to Paris Peace talks. As one U.S. But the United States government, make sure that Huey would be around and diplomat quipped. "The prisoners healthy enough to enlighten others to this as well as the North Vietnamese are the single weakest point in our fact. delegation to the Paris peace talks, has made it a political issue. If the recent letters to the President of negotiating position. We want those men North back and Hanoi knows it." The Vietnamese know they're Education requires humanism 1 see you definitely feel that that were done were uncalled for, but 1 would like to interject that because of many tilings North Vietnam has accomplished things that weren't done in the past, black playing a full house, and will To the Editor: torn leaders were assassinated. History shows us anything, it has convinced the North society. I hope that the college certainly try to use the 378 Having been enrolled in the fall session of students coming out of school and into society, and not out, for in a social or that anyone who challenges the system, Vietnamese that the highest card Americans known to be held to their the Headstart Training Program at MSU, 1 those in political will not become revolution, you participate regardless of color, must usually sacrifice they have to bargain with is the POW have gained a great martyrs or go out and whether you like it or not, and his life. advantage at the negotiating table. insight as to the proclaim a war on poverty, but that I importance of education on a they eventually issue. In their proposed peace humanistic you are affected. Furthermore, to protect human life, I plan Hanoi has insisted that the POW's basis, geared to educate the whole man, will, do their part in solving the problems a earlier this All power to a don't think it would hurt if 40.000 year. Hanoi said will come home when the rest of and not just the white middle and facing the dream of the American cooperative society. discussion our upper Nightmare in which we now live. students missed 15 minutes of their classes. ol release of "War class child only. troops do. Under normal In being humanistic James Williamson The Committee for a Black Moratorium criminals" would begin as soon as The experience of being a they will become circumstances, that would certainly resident, was neighbors, teachers, work with and Headstart Trainee took exclusive control of the Auditorium the United States agreed to Hanoi's one of depersonalization, help because they realized that there are seem a reasonable novelty, eliminate poverty from a realist Nov. 23, 1970 June. I')71 deadline for U.S. proposition, but friendship, elements of racism and an sense, not troop this has not been only poverty materially but precedents in our history which show that a reasonable or invisible man conception, of poverty withdrawal. I he North certainly influenced by not only Vietnamese are characteristic planning to keep war. Nixon may be as many as 200.000 students towards Headstart people. The Headstart philosophy one another and towards college spiritually, and socially. goal Through you and others with a common in mind, there will be no need in the Many thanks To the Editor: plain damn bit. • clothed agents often didn't help a It is evident from reading the article that support troops in Vietnam, even is probably philosophy of the Klu Klux Klan and John the author missed the basic point which world opinion, but the opinion of very unfamiliar to many. Headstart is a Dear "Great" Issues after "Vietnamization" allows the Birch Society, and a man does not have to Committee, Huey expounded on — that is, in order to American civ ilians program designed at reaching the We would like to thank as well. But if the South to assume the join any militant organization such as the you for exposing really know and understand a thing or ground war. disadvantaged child at an early level, that is us to the oratorical splendor of such a upsurge in mail to North Vietnam The prisoners Black Panthers for the survival of himself situation you must study all of its sides, North Vietnam the pre school child ranging in age from 3 - noted authority as Jane Fonda. Please, sirs, was beginning to influence or his children. A black will have connections and mediations. 'All ■ opinions holds may be just the card to prevent 5 years. man no the next time a speaker is engaged to m Hanoi, the ill - fated attack need to toss a molotov cocktail, out of sidedness,' Huey explained, is a safe - guard on the Nixon from Disadvantaged does not necessarily mean enlighten us, make sure he or she has deserted POW making "residual" anxiety and frustration, getting back at the against mistakes and rigidity, to reject or camp certainly troops an accepted part of the poor blacks, Mexicans, or whites, but also business executive knowledge of the advertised discussion neglect it is bound to lead to trouble. I negated any concessions the letters the disadvantaged child of the middle and exploiting his people, topic e.g. Dr. Paul Ehrlich on Vietnamese and churches will realize that the ecology I cannot agree with what you seem to landscape. upper middle class. There are many human Novocain "What does he say?" they have issued out for years, imply — that we should place ourselves values left out of education. More value is the enslaving Spare us the future pain of minds of man to love even listening to under the 'proper guidance and A though put on the three R's and large vocabularies the anti-intellectual smacked in the mouth, babble of such a supervision* University and 1 s genuine band of gold than on a cooperative just won't work of the type of civilization, anymore. Politicians will blithering yo-yo. "They Shoot Horses, officials. leaving out the present competitive society go into office Don't They?" understanding they are not to serve the In conclusion, I would like to say to the of educational standards in which we now I lie football team has had people as demogogues. Bob Potvin Committee for a Black Moratorium, keep its share In fact, exist. a perceptible trend is It Detroit sophomore on pushing." Any time blacks attempt ol lows this season, but the home - For a long time with common seems as if you can do this with the o developing in which knowledge wave of a wand, but there is a greater task Joe Potvin do something for themselves there wi game excitement slack has been hotdogs and being left out of education, America ahead of us all, and that is Detroit junior Cokes turned toward professionals in the task of always be violent criticism. Power to i more than picked up by the MSU are bought before or after solving the dealing with oneself. There lies Demetra Moulas people! Right On, social ills, leaving out the layman to solve the Benton Harbor graduate Marching Band. half time. Fans now make it a point the greatest problem. It is really time to student Bernard Wilson I he problem that many professionals had drop Nov. 24, 1970 1 5 - minute punctuation to watch the caused in the first place. Monroe Senior halftime show. between halves has been I'l AM is especially Colleges across this nation were refugee THEY'RE HAVlNwJNEOF THOSE NO, I'M NOT ASKIN6 V0U, CMCk.! I THINK HE'LL /here's THE entertaining during the last several camps for the white middle class child. " TURK A50UT " PANCES AT SCHOOL.. - 600P <3RlEF! I JUST IdANNA TAU SLAP TO FAMOUS A home games. I lie Congratulations to band director Some of them have - 1W KN0U), u)HERE THE 6lRl HAS TO 60 RANCIN& wJlTH AU. "Hello, Dolly" Kenneth changed. MSU, being a D THAT Pl/NNV-L00KlN6 FRIENP OF Bloomt|uist, his staff and pioneering school of learning, has all the ASK THE P0r traveling around the United altitude and so I travel back winter GUADALAJARA, Mexico We've been all around the visiting with fellow States as a railroadman or cook. and months. Americans. forth to Texas ^P) — One of the largest world and this is the place we But he showed no inclination to during the "Between 100 and However, there's opportunity months I have off," he said. 300 concentrations of North chose to live," said Mrs. Melvin lor return to the States. But, when asked how paralyzed U.S. veterans live here Americans in Mexico lives in liuffaker, basking in the warmth everyone to enjoy a restful "The Mexican people are long retirement, he'd been coming to Mexico, he depending on the season," he harmony in this area and serves and sunshine on the patio of regardless of wonderful — they try so hard lo explained, "because the climate income. said, "since 1927." s a welcomed boon to the their home built on the side of a help you and you don't have to The U.S. is ideal and there's fine medical small John Zuella, former citizenry here causes nation's economy. mountain overlooking a know Spanish. We have an almost no problem to local or care and facilities readily About 10,000 U.S. citizens, Lake Chapala. Waterbury, Conn., groceryman, English available for them. lives near downtown Guadalajara language radio station, state government since the Many of mostly retirees, live here in the "I've been coming here for 40 and spends most of his English newspapers, the menus average age of the "immigrant" them have married Mexican girls capital city of Jalisco State, years,' said her husband, a San Francisco days in are in English as well as Spanish is estimated at 50 or and now live here permanently." park. older. while some 4,000 more reside in and many of the people speak "In the Enrollment at the autonomous smaller nearby towns such as general sector, the Chapala, Ajijic and Chula Vista. Americans never cause any university in Guadalajara usually problems." includes about 700 U.S. medica Called the "Pearl of the West," said Guadalajara Guadalajara ranks as the second - Mayor Efrain Urzua Macias. students, U.S. officials said. About 3,000 students largest city in Mexico with a The Mexican "They mix socially, they help spend people are their summer months here population of 1.3 million hard to help von and wonderful they try so and co-operate with the Mexican through an exchange program persons and boasts a subtropical you don't have to know community and climate that never varies more Spanish. are deeply with Guadalajara's sister city, involved in than 10 degrees the year round. community Downey, Calif projects." It resembles a big "little town" "The American colony here is - clean, quaint and with a cost As to the financial impact growing continuously," said of living lower than Mexico City retired Detroit lawyer. ' 'And Americans have on the Ruben Miller Varella. head of if 1 area, or other tourist circuit spots and didn't like it 'There's no place like it," he both languages," he Macias described it the Federal Tourist here, I'd go said explained as "very Department as he sat with three other in Guadalajara, "and they far less than that found north of somewhere else." "Even the few who find some important." soon retired bachelors. "The adopt lot of the border. Mrs. liuffaker says she has no climate fault with Mexican life "'The a our customs, is ideal 12 months North American One can live as lavishly as his problem living in a a years and, contradict themselves. especially the 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. foreign land of course, here we have the community has always been siesta each afternoon. Almost all pocket will afford or modestly and can find almost anything she "This really isn't good for large heresaid for as little as $4 a day. Fine wants either tapatias, the dark-eyed senoritas me," said Charles the businesses and offices shut down locally or in for which Dinsmore, an Guadalajara born mayor. "But in for the two medical care, a hospital with Guadalajara, about 30 miles Guadalajara is famed." engineer who nears retirement recent - hour period while lim Licavoli of El years it has grown people have Centro, age with the Merchant Marine. a long lunch or considerably." simply rest. "Each one of tnese permanent City Councilman Salvador residents." he said, "spends Cardenas says Guadalajara is not more living here all year round Greeks an entertainment headquarters choose then several tourists who come such here for vacation." as Acapulco or Puerto Vallarta. "It's a center of Another asset gained from the American colony is investments. friendship," he adds. Connett said many of those who retire here invest most or all of their capital in Mexico. DOMINO'S1 to cabinet adviso "The U.S. population started after World War II. but it was in the '50s when it numbers," the consul general growth grew in ATHLNS, Greece (AP) About 4,000 members of said. "This growth plays a professional government part in Greece elected 92 candidates for a says must be enacted before in the 8 per cent bodies representative yearly growth 56-member government is restored. Democracy of Consultative Assembly which will act as an adviser was suspended in Greece Guadalajara." to the Greek following the April 1967 Cabinet on institutional legislation. army takeover. "Besides the retirees, we also Opponents contend the assembly bears no resemblance to the have the 'snowbirds' — ON CAMPUS OFF CAMPUS Premier George Papadopoulos, people strong man of the army - backed constitutional parliament suspended CALL Athens regime, will select sometime next week 46 by the military then. from the northern part of the CIRCLE DORMS persons from The government claims, the 92 elected. He also will appoint 10 of his own nevertheless, that the assembly will U.S. who maintain a second 351-7100 351-8870 choosing for constitute the "practical forerunner" to a constitutional the Consultative Assembly, nicknamed "small parliament" by the parliament. In a message on the eve of Athens press. The election was termed a Sunday's voting, COUPON- "beauty contest" by a l'apadopoulos said the committee had erroneously been termed a foe of the regime. The newly elected candidates were all between parliament," which Greece will acquire in "the course." 30 and 50 years The new body's functions will be old and are members of confined to advising the government • designated organizations. Cabinet on legislation, and the Greek Their names were not made known. opposition press has Jarhous pointed out it will have no right to reject bills. The electors were officials from municipalities, nine national In an article published Saturday, retired Col. Dimitrios confederations and prefectures. The 56 Consultative Stamatelopoulos, a former member of the Revolutionary Council Assembly members will serve for a year at that seized power in 1967, a monthly salary of $833. They will assist the Cabinet in compared Sunday's selection process to a beauty contest. formulating the hundreds of institutional laws which the military IS BETTER BECAUSE In his article, published in Vradyni, Stamatelopoulos said the Greek people are "mere spectators" to the final selection of the 92 candidates and added that the only difference between Ch inese criticize Sunday's election and a beauty contest was that the jury's decision is not final, but rests with Papadopoulos. It's Honey ■ Dipped! TRY OUR REG. BOX AGRICULTURE U.S. war policy MAJORS! * 3 Pieces of Delicious Fried Chicken * Mashed Potatoes &• Gravy TOKYO (AP) Communist China broadcast i/ & * Creamy Cole Slaw — Sunday a diagnosis of what it called U.S. Defense The PEACE CORPS * and Butter Flavored Biscuits Secretary Melvin R. Laird's "war mania, and said the only remedy is to wipe out Laird and other "U.S. imperialists." Also interviewing Needs YOU The official New China Hsinhua news agency Business, Math, Reguarly broadcast an article by Au Ping, NOW ONLY not further Economics, Science, NOW $1.35 identified, saying that when U.S. planes attacked Engineering, Education, North Vietnam recently, Laird "cried out madly and all other INTERVIEWING With Coupon majors. four times in three days, making war threats and PLACEMENT BUREAU MONDAY FRIDAY 9 5 1900 E. Kalamazoo. 484-4471 resorting to war blackmail against the - Vietnamese people." No 4516 S. Cedar St 393-4770 appointment necessary . . . . The article declared that "in a fit ol mania, one 3007 N. East St. . . . 487 6091 generally looks terribly pugnacious but is tilled with fear and weakness at heart. The more frequently one shows such symptoms, the more incurable is one's disease." 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(Up,, behaviors of the poor are now available in a new book by Bradley behavior." - Funeral serives will be S. Greenberg. associate professor of communication, and Brenda held Few empirical studies in communication have Dervin, former MSU faculty member now at Syracuse University. specifically Tuesday for a Michigan ■ born examined the poor or the black, the authors Roman Catholic Television, they report, is the major mass medium of the poor. say. Yet. the bishop who was principle avocation of the poor, in terms of time, is TV watching. imprisoned twice, once "It is the preferred and almost exclusive source of information by the What is watched is strongly believed about the outside world," according to their findings. by the poor to be realistic, Japanese and once bv despite TV's strong emphasis on white upper middle class values the Communists, "Forty per cent of the general public say they get most of their and means, the authors contend. - during his world news from TV, compared with 70 per cent of the low • missionary service in China Therefore, the principle communication link between the Bishop Rembert Kovvalskj income citizens." majority society and the black and poor may not be adding much who was born near Low - income adults appear to use newspapers Calumet heavily as a to greater understanding between the two. Mich., in the Upper "substitute bulletin board" — focusing on 'Headlines, Two additional contributors are former AASU senior research died here Friday at a Peninsula' advertisements, obituaries and weather. assistants Joseph R. Dominick and John Bowes. Dominick was 86. Friary. He The purpose of the book the authors say, "is to give the received his doctarate at MSU in June and is currently an assitant He was an poverty practitioner and the social scientists a realistic picture of professor of communication arts and science at Queens College of accomplished the communication behaviors of the poor." It linguist, being fluent in encompasses the the City University of New York. Bowes is Knglish completing the Chinese, German, Polish, French findings of three separate research projects conducted with adults requirements for the doctorate at MSU and is an asst. professor of and Spanish. in Michigan, teenagers in Pennsylvania, and children in Ohio. journalism at the University of North Dakota. A funeral mass will be held Greenberg's book also deals with the conditions affecting the for poor, pointing out that "the poverty syndrome is a vicious circle Greenberg joined the MSU faculty in 1964 of communication. He holds the as an asst. bachelor's degree from Bowling professor Lit up for Bishop Kowalski Church, at St. Michael's here, with a special Green State University, and a master's and doctorate from the memorial mass The Avenue des Champs Elysses in Paris is illuminated by thousands of lights put scheduled for University of Wisconsin. up as Dec. 5 at St. Francis decorations for the 1970 Christmas season. In the background is the Arc de Triomphe. Church * Cincinnati. Burial will be St' * OPEN TRYOUTS AP Wirephoto Michaels. at * lor Mart Crow lev's poignant drama * * * * THE BOYS IN THE BAND December 1, 2 Union Ballroom 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. Disaffection breeds By ROBERT BURNS of the Democratic Ingham The fourth party could the New new party! r place Democratic Coalition mostly the work of NDC liberals' desire to run county Executive Committee its own candidates on state Richard * Scripts available in Room 149 Auditorium and is a Democratic (NDC). members throughout the state. Austin — who was later delegate ballots in 1972, Ferency The movement elected A grew along He added that no oificial party Michigan's secretary of State - group of dissatisfied ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Michigan Democrats who say from precinct. East Lansing's 11th explained, by petitioning 15,000 signatures for each candidate with other political and non - leader has been chosen. as Sander Levin's lieutenant that the most critical issues were political groups such as the Rundel said the NDC is governor. Ferency claimed there was a and registering the candidates Concerned Democrats and ex- avoided by both major parties in "silent conspiracy" with strongest in Lansing, Ann Arbor Rundel said Levin did not last fall's political last fall statutory and election HEW Secretary John Gardner's and Detroit. He said several state campaigns is between consult the liberals before the Democratic and officials. He pointed out that the Common Cause. organizing a fourth party. - wide meetings have taken place choosing a running mate despite Republican parties to avoid American Independent Party did and described communications One of the new party's the party's promise that discussing major issues like the that in Today the NDC is established he* advocates, Zolton Ferency, said Michigan and all other in all 19 between districts as good. would. in an interview war in Southeast Asia, the states in 1967. Michigan districts and recently that the defense claims to have the state's Rundel also said in early 1969 idea if still in budget, racism, James McClure, Democratic largest Rundel said that Michigan the the discussion militarism, and the problems of representation of Democrats voted against 1st precinct delegate (Meridian liberals, Democratic party's liberal wing stage and that the party has no the cities and the according to the group's local is disturbed also by the having state presidential environment. township) and instructor of party's name yet. Ferency is a member "In those areas," chairman, Harold Rundel. treatment of them. primaries, one of the Ferency said, political science at Lansing recommendations for party "the Michigan Rundel, who represents some As campaigns were a Community College, said that an example, Rundel said reform proposed by the Haber total loss. They involved no one, the 85 NDC members here in the that the idea for a fourth party was moderate and 6th District, said Commission and supported b\ they educated no one, and they born some time Thursday that conservative branches of the ago. the fourth the NDC. created no mandate for • party movement is Democratic party thwarted the change." McClure explained that the P*0C»»M INFORMATION 41? 3905 Ferency said the new party is fourth • party movement in not intended to be just a faction Michigan started in Chicago a ICHIGAN of the Democratic party. month after the Democratic Theatre tannnq "The party," he said, " is • open National Convention in 1967, M I S Open 1:00 P.M. A .SH1V.I' iN • DOftMOMN Feature to Republicans, independents anyone who is not discuss the issues." afraid or to when a group McCarthy's supporters organized of Eugene NASA reveals proposal X:40-3:35-5:30-7:30-9:25 I for modular mtm TAKE HOME GIFTS MAGEE PANAVISION* FRANK SINATRA Ml TROCOLOR GPl® WASHINGTON (AP) - The an additional module could also miles above the earth would be space station to be developed bring up scientists to operate an air lock and manipulator later in this decade would be experiments or conduct earth module carrying electrical power ^FORTHE program information 485 64j5 assembled in orbit one module resources photographic and modules of the space station. LADMER at a time, under a proposal made remote sensing surveys," NASA said. Next to join the cluster would Theatre • Laniinq public recently. be an electrical power boom • \ W\M<»NfiTU\ -DOWNTOWN Each cylindrical module would The first part of the space with C two high • gain HOLIDAYS Open at 1:00 p.m. be 14 feet in diameter and station put into orbit 200 to 300 FEATURE AT 1:20 up to communications and data 58 feet long, and they could be 3:20-5:20-7:20-9:20 joined together to form any one of a number of final shapes, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said. DECEMBER 1-6 IS HUM! I FAIRCHILD THEATRE 8:OOP.M. A small crew could man the The U.S. Space Station for later in tin BOX OFFICE OPEN NOV. 23' 12:30-5:00DAILY ALL SEATS S2.00 Anthony Quinn station after five modules have decade will provide a centralized space lor reservation- - as "FLAP" been combined. Not until the phone 355-0J 48 Color GP facility for research and operations for a" — 17th module had been joined to -i II) year period, start inn around IV 75 or ■ program information 33? 6941 the cluster would the full 12 • 1980. AMPUS Take a Sweatshirt home to man said. crew come aboard, NASA Theatre fait Lansing The station would provide a 40? I f.M/.ND VI w DOttNTUWN Your Brothers & Sisters centralized space facility for Ends Tues. Open 12:45 research and operations for a 10 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 supplies, communications antennas and four solar cell Buy them • now and solve your year-end worries early! • year period, starting around arrays to provide 25 kilowatts of "LOVERS AND 1975 or 1980. equipment, maneuvering OTHER STRANGERS" thrusters and propellants, and a power. The concepts are COLOR r being life support system. Other shuttle launches would studied by NASA teams at the starts The airlock would enable deliver additional basic Wednesday Marshall Space Flight Center, space - suited crewmen to pass structural modules to serve as M*A*S*H Huntsville, Ala., and the Manned from pressurized compartments crew quarters, medical and plus — STUDEN — Spacecraft Center, Houston. HELLO-GOODBYE into space for assembly work. experiment laboratories, control The individual modules would _GP_ DR0CMM INFORMATION 33? 5817 The second shuttle launch station, galley and dining room, be carried into orbit by the BOOK reusable space shuttle vehicle now in the would ferry a central module into assembly position for hard or other The specialized uses. crew staterooms would preliminary design . ThtatrtFast I", AHHi '1T 'ID lansinq DOW.I /*', STORE stage. A period of months would be required to complete the docking with the airlock • manipulator section. give each feet of man living about 50 square space. Each basic The assembly module would module would weigh between Open 6:45 * 117:20 9:25 assembly. have 11,000 and 16,000 pounds. a number of docking collars A Triumph!"—Judith Criit 421 E. Grand River "A shuttle flight bringing Across from Olin up for attaching subsequent .m OPEN EVERY MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES TkF*? jm MAI1 Drive colleds joe ibfMM I ft liHAWl HIVIm k marsh "ii fUOUChD f'HICl S during jyvi_L iit noun' jJOTE m DOCTOR /M funds for Ear pono»AV "(IPPMATI0N 37??43J [Rj-s- fhsiHj DRIVE IN GERALDINE CHAPLIN JULIE CHRISTIE OMAR SHARIF ias zhivagoi coicr g Members of Panhellenic TARLITE Council and Intrafraternity Drive In Theatre Council have collected more m Today at 5:00 & 8:15 us;' wfsi of Twl Lite Hr. 4:30 • 5:00 Adults than $1,200 for the Listening 90c ■ENDS TUESDAY-ALL COLOR EVEN THE DEAD They explore Ear, a local counseling and crisis 11 / •' V» CAN LOVE. love... they The beauty of creating lifej intervention center. wax ^OCCULT BARRIER BETWEEN 6000 AND EVIL Shown at 7:07 and late GP Shown Lit 9:101 teach love... they love doctors. are the The freedom to give it away.1 [w till The Baby Maker TECHNICOLOR"1 A campus drive has been held each year to suppor the "Ear, which exists solely on donations. This is the first time the entire Today at 5:45 & Twl Lite Mr. 5:15 7:45 Greek system has participated. Also 5:45 Adults 90c 'X ■ "MASTER OF TERROR' The drive was conducted Nov. 9:00 Only 17-19. 7 .•>{'/ 'V i•> ■' '. AN SING Shown at 9:2S| Drive In Theatre presents ccpA* s' mu iou* «o The Love TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA ASMSU Great Issues Knds COL. ARTHUR HOLMES Open ut 6:30 Tuesday ■ -• All Color: Met. In Cat Healers 1 KWIi' Doctors • Ettiman Cofcy / Ojt,dou\9(J by Sigma III gj 0 Today at 6:00 - 8:00 Twl Lite Hr. 5:30 • 6:00 Adults 90c Director of Michigan M'ii^III r-'.W* "Here We Selective Service GO RPi/NDTUE speaking on miiiuim wnuiuni"1 t. TECHNICOLOR® 9:30 Only IWLBERRy "CONSCRIPTION" Also at 7:07 "YOURS MINE AND OURS" mm liuwn at 10:40 ■ | Shown BUSH lit 7:20 & 10:55 Today at 5:00 & 8:00 "fwi Lite Hr. 4:30 • 5:00 Adults 90c WEGREATCHASEI * JjyPou^Foirb^i^^ Friday, Dec. 4 Erickson Kiva Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. November 30. 1970 7 i. . Chileans urged to kill flies SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - He spoke of President Salvador Allende is "sanitary persons live in a room and three brigades" that are being formed government requests to leave the Kennedy. "You telling nine million Chileans to in other neighborhoods or more sleep in a bed," Allende houses. are taking the and said. houses that are for workers like kill 10 flies every day. added that his Other families that have made orders to the He estimated that three yourselves." "If every Chilean did the payments on the homes have tiny brigades were: "Companeros, let million Chileans do not have Allende also visited a task of killing 10 flies a protested because they have day, this us destroy the flies." squatters' settlement of 150 country in a very short time Allende drinking water in their homes, been unable to spoke informally, and 3.6 million do not have move in. The homeless families on another would be a country without adressing his listeners often as inside toilets. president appealed to the Sin side of Santiago. flies," said the new leader, a "companeros" which literally is Casa to return the houses to The families live in tents and Marxist In the project where Allende Socialist and a Spanish for companions but also their owners. makeshift shacks on land in the physician. spoke, more than 100 families With an estimated 4,500 can be translated as comrades. suburb of Arauco. Their slum The leaders of Communist took over new houses The term is used illegally houses and apartments occupied China launched a frequently by last week. Some of the illegal was named for Ernesto "Che" campaign to Prime Minister Fidel Castro of illegally in Chile, such takeovers Guevara. kill flies after they took over the occupants, called "Sin Casa," or have become Cuba. one of Allende's Allende commended the camp mainland in homeless ones, have defied 1949. Each day Allende said his government biggest headaches since he was residents for their efforts to they published an accounting of will contribute to better health inaugurated Nov. 3.He said the establish sanitation brigades and flies killed by 600 million Chinese. Visitors have reported by helping conditions. improve housing His administration Crowd, police takeovers have been fomented throughout the country by other self help organizations. - the campaign succeeded to some already has announced a massive persons with political motives. extent. Allende proposed a purge of program to reduce what Allende says is a deficit of 430,000 ash in Athens "They want to provoke us into using methods of violence, to Hospital asks Chile's flies when he visited a homes in the nation. show us that we are the same as J modest - income development called Villa housing "A house without without water, without light, sanitary ATHENS, Students Greece clashed (AP) — briefly with previous governments," he said. Allende acknowledged that as explanation Kennedy, after John F. service is a cause of disease — police Sunday in downtown a member of Congress he was Kennedy. even more when five or six Athens as thousands converged with groups when they illegally so JOHANNESBURG, South CONQUEST OF PERU upon a movie house for the premiere showing of the rock took over vacant housing sites during previous land for Africa hospital (AP) — The standard form, which must be music festival film administrations. But he said he filled in by every patient "Woodstock." never encouraged anyone to About 10 persosn were taken including expectant mothers, move into housing without legal demands "a short description of Royal Hunt' to open Tuesday into custody when streets as police quickly to disperse groups of students declined to clear the moved in the crowd. authorization. "You are not taking houses being built for the oligarchies," he told the Sin Casa at Villa how the accident took One wrote: "Our car was broken down so we couldn't cinema as planned." place." go to the Peter Shaffer's "The Royal production will open Hunt of the Sun" is a dramatic Tuesday apparition of the pre father in "Look Back technician night in Fairchild Theater. Columbian - in and East Lansing representation of the conquest "Royal Hunt" world, and the Anger."Louis Bauer, East graduate student who also of Peru by Francisco Pizarro in was hailed as terrible magnificence of the "the greatest Lansing junior will portray devised an ingenious and the sixteenth century. play of our conquistadors." Atahuallpa, the sovereign Inca generation" by British drama of inexpensive way to vaccum form Under the direction of MSU critic Bernard Leven. Appearing in the role of Peru. copies of the armor to be worn .Theater Department instructor Employing Pizarro will be PAC veteran John The PAC bold theatrical production of by some cast members. Peter Landrv, this fourth effects, Peter Goodlin, East Lansing graduate "Royal Hunt" features Shaffer hopes to create a cast of Performances of "The Royal for his student, who appeared earlier Performing Arts Company audience thirty - four, and will be Hunt of the Sun" will be at 8 "the fantastic this year in the role of Alison's performed on a multi level set - p.m. Tuesday through Sunday in on a thrust stage. The Fairchild Theater. The Fairchild costumes, which display the box office will be open from visual splendor of the 16th 12:30 - 5 p.m. daily and tickets century Incan and Spanish cost $2. Reservations Music, made can art gro populations were Charles Leibel, PAC made by theater by calling 355-0148. Group rates are available. Decorate your dorm and room original work by Niblock with Door Foil A composition by James MSU's New Musical Art commissioned in 1964 by • Niblock. chairman of the MSU music department, will b states that areas of EAST mutual interest to students During intermission, there will include curriculum matters, course evaluation, instructor be a special presentation in the LANSING valuation (occlusive of salary adjustment, promotion or band rehearsal room combining '^appointment), departmental policies and student appeal motion pictures and taped H* fu-H* procedures of departmental rulings. music. The work is titled "No "I am quit" in favor of it. The fact that the faculty pushed Dead Horses on the Moon." iucad on this is an indication that the ">1 icir-.it department is interested in interests and reactions," Douglas Dunham, chairman of l-!i' Dept. of Social Science, said. Joint meetings of the entire membership of the Student Advisiry Council and the Faculty Advisory Council will now be rt lir-d no less than twice each quarter during Hie regular academic year. Provision for one student representative designated by the •Student Advisory Committee for each of the three department curriculum committees has also been included in the bylaw i addition. The student representatives on the committees for each track will be ex • officio members with vote on the Departmental Curriculum Committee. I wo student i representatives with vote will also sit on the !<|'Primentati:)n Instruction ar.d Evaluation Committee. Beat the Rush! PLEASE! 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The University cannot admit all DGEI students, which is "The question is whether I* DGEI rally another DGEI demand. not this capitalistic system or can "There has to be some deal with thousands of educated The Detroit Geographical Expedition and Institute stages a rally at the Administration Bldg. in selection of those that are going black people," Miss Warren 5Jp told i % October to protest the cutting of funds for the program that allows inner city students to take to register to the University and the protestors. "In the >•* "DGEI is going to have to discriminate' on those that are going to receive 20'sthey courses in Detroit that prepare them for a chance at a college education. dealt with the problems of the admissions to the program to keep its academic credit," he said. Several DGEI farmers, and in the 40's they standards near those ot MSU DGEI expected the State News photo by Terry Luke students have taken MSU dealt with the problems of I University to admit students regardless of any courses only to find -hey would returning GI's. Detroit on School denied this chance." "I would hate to see the not receive credit for them. previous preparation Decentralization." In the fall of 1970, funds for overall objective of getting more • The basic problem. Hunter But you take thai same The report concludes that the DGEI were cut substantially minority students into ?.he model to Detroit, and maintains, is not racism or start • Mir school districts in Detroit have causing more than 475 students University get lost over a educating niggers, and administrative paranoia but it's «. been gerrymandered with the to be turned away. Miss Warren controversy of who controls the finances. revolutionary. Who's going to effect of minimizing the impact said. program," Robert Green, man the factories and be the Concerning the charges of ' • of the black community at the Despite claims that the director of MSU's Center for sexual slaves if we all got married a white woman, the racism and paranoia. Hunter said University — located in the heart Warren, and a staff of four. polls. The report, using program needed to be expanded Urban Affairs, said. Ph.D's?" she said. child was not always a of the inner city. they were "not only rhetoric but - One of the most disturbing sophisticated graph theory and rather than shrunk, the A primary administration "mulatto" but could be black or The problems are as basic as absolutely untrue." Charges and facets of the program to computer analysis, countercharges white. simple communication between are still being exchanged: administrators is the apparent recommended a specific ordering The students became intensely teachers and pupils who use the disorganization and haphazard of the school districts to curious. DGEI professors say language of the ghetto. Many decision "maximize sympathetic they feel • making process. But academically stifled They began digging back in students are written off as those involved in the authority." and their memories about the program One of the most disturbing facets of the program repressed; some say their jobs own uneducable because their "We recommend to the < say an unstructured, flexible have been threatened offspring of interracial marriages teachers are unable or unwilling to administrators is the apparent disorganization by their system is better able to respond community a pattern which puts participation in DGEI. and soon were firing questions at to communicate, some to members of the community like schools together and and haphazard decision - making process. But those Miss Van Tassell, who wrote the educational observers report. and their needs. protects the children from the involved in the program say an unstructured, Detroit blacks say they're testimonies on the blackboard. Many inner • city dwellers are The $13 ■ per • credit tuition battles of adults," the report, being kept out of the University Before long, they had enough looking to the University for flexible system is better able to respond to fees charged by the University published in December, 1969, because they're black and poor. information to construct a help. members of the community and their needs. were subsidized by professors said. theory — one that just happened In the past, "relating to the And administrators - even who volunteered their salaries On a budget of $500, 10 to match the one most students though they won't community" had meant for teaching in the project. Local students from DGEI wrote the say it learn with Mendel's rounded and publicly University involvement in rural funds also helped to lower the report with help from at least — seem increasingly After the foott wrinkled peas. extension programs. Small fearful for the political balance The tuition figure to near $5 • per - .rtjne professors, universities University decided to give concern seems to be maintaining Hunter said one significant Mrik through th high level of interest extension campuses and special and stability of the already credit. including Wayne State $20,000 to the program this academic standards and • demonstrated by students and agricultural work • study way the university has threatened University. In addition to the high degree University, MSU and the year in contrast to the $50,000 academic balance. attempts to bring academia to programs were set up to improve it had already spent. cooperated is charging $13 per of participation, the classes University of Michigan. Armand Hunter, director of In the administration's view, the street are characteristic of all the farmer's student per credit rather than knowledge of the differ from University courses in The philosophy in attempting One former DGEI student said Continuing Education said the 30 classes offered according to land. the normal $22 for extension political and socio • that they rely heavily on the to realign the school districts is the primary problem facing the admitting a student from DGEI courses. economic balance of the professors who have taught in But with changing population the program. Classes offered patterns, the rural programs are include seemingly less critical as another case study concept. Students hear theory on explained in the report: "The first step toward expressing local cultures is to DGEI students is not staying in school but obtaining funds for the program. on a basis of "unfortunate performance not close to MSU's could have an But, he said, those involved in DGEI do not understand or University is at stake. If the avenues to the University areas rogr introduction to cartography, for example, and psychological wide open and free as DGEI philosophy, segment of the community give local communities the The students are looking to effect" in that he may not be accept reasons for cutting the then go out into the community would have it, an unprepared cartography and graphics, Afro - clammers for a bridge to the other places for money, he able "do program down. Instead, they to power to set up their own to the job" after Third World may well take over American Literature, economics University: The inner • regions of the and local government. The students in Miss Van blacks. But some people involved in city community map populations of rats. with large curriculum . . . could learn to be proud of The children explained, including a possible meeting involving several entrance. Hunter said admitting students say, realize the administrators began to the impact of the the University. entc themselves so that they could universities and other sources. program and sought to minimize While the question is still Tassell's class had broken out of DGEI rile American l)> say the University is Probably the best • known accept the other cultures of They have given up hoping it. unresolved, it appears that one the syndrome facing many inner resiarch for resisting the change in focus. study conducted by DGEI was America calmly. But without that MSU "would find some method of increasing the college city youths: "MSU was a people's school sketchy high In the summer 1968, a - a exchange between the University -ii throtii'h fli group "A Report to the Parents of neighborhood power, they are extra Some funds," he said. administrators cite Censors ban until black people started trying to get in," one of the professors and inner - city blacks is being lnuluuj ;md related financial problems of the whole damaged by misunderstanding fl'hi program, in in DGEI told a recent student University for the cut. • and emotionalism. | tt d pre b x ca Other MSU administrators volume on sex faculty meeting. 1 laboratory of a claim the program was funded "The power structure has tried I student's career ■ on a one • time basis only as an to get a few black people in the I !• ' .! urant fro SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) experiment "without any and was expanded formal University — Rhodesian censors banned the University as tokens. The goal of the program is not to continue Army genera I1"' Ii participanlj u il 1 ■ nrr period. I ra best - selling book "Everything that tokenism," she continued. J Deadline for approval." You Always Wanted to Know ■■ a| iiorin.ition At least one administrator indicated the community would About Sex," by American Dr. David Reuben, "because of the "Masses of people should be admitted to gain the skill they dies in Ethiopia I' and acting dire a have to give up control of the I Administration detailed treatment of abortions, need to change their ADDIS ARABA. Ethiopia program to MSU to regain the perverted sex practices and communities," she said. same level funding. homosexuality." (AP) — Maj. Gen. Teshome Unfortunately, in the view of Ergheta, 52, commander ot the 2nd Army Divison in northern Ethiopia, was ambushed and killed Saturday by "outlaws' 35 Ou miles north of Asmara, the Ethiopian news agency reported M | Sunday. For A The agency said Gen. Teshome was on an inspection tour when he was ambushed. The zippidy-doo jumpsuits "outlaws" referred to by the government • owned news for Miss J forrr one agency are believed to members of the separatist '•If i ky smooth line Damascus • based Eritrean in acrylic Liberation Front, a Moslem kirn with zipped faction that seeks autonomy up lront< from Ethiopia. Eritrea, formerly an Italia" Red. brown or biack 5 13 sizes colony, was handed over 0 Ethiopia by the United Nations A The sleeveless in 1952. style will double diagonal UNWANTED zippers HAIR? B 1 ELECTROLYSIS u r 11 e nec k jumpsuit PERMANENT you'i v>t HAIR "'implicated in *16. Rt'MO VA t.! * s.^tem. / Well FACIAL * * ARMS & LEGS ^'Donald RT, HAIRLINES "''ild be your t by Virginia Hanchi'tl 12 Years Local Experience surprisingly sonsi 110 E. Baker St. power) AM-FM r« '"'d acoustically Student ASMSU Great Issues COL. ARTHUR presents HOLMES wi,l that would only si 2ii 1'0!|. Book Store Director of Michigan Selective Service speaking on MV7I J .|J 421 E. Grand River "CONSCRIPTION" Across from Olin Friday, Dec. 4 J A&Op9 More Money For Your Books Erickson Kiva Monthly, November 30. ID70 1] Project By MICHAEL FOX increased demands for electric- effects of thermal studies effects power, is constructing a discharges on assisted by five graduate State News Staff Writer fossil large lake ecologies. fuel power plant at Monroe students. Their salaries are discharge of heated water. direct this program. When completed the The Michigan Water paid The fear of Operation conducting research into the also has some 400 catfish to evaluate the four Resources by Detroit Edison. a possible of the new nuclear in project units will constitute large Commission accidental leak of nuclear plant is possibilities of raising fish heated water at a Consumers has instructed "If scheduled to begin in 1973, with i>nce of heated water one or the damage to the environment cultures in heated pools fed largest coal fired plants in major electric utilities to gather radiation has prompted the by Power Co. plant near - is demonstrated, then Detroit two to three years of Kalamazoo .(grift's on the ecology of the world. the data indicating whether or not Atomic Energy Commission pre - the power plant cooling system. and is tip of l-ake Erie is being Edison is responsible for operation background studies of In Michigan, 68 per cent of the conducting trial studies on The such practices such as heated (AEC) to request evaluation the an relation of water ducted by the Dept. of plant, cooling process of the changing their methods," Kevern radiation levels in the lake and fish in the Great Lakes water of the water stop however, will take will destroy lake said. cooling system to subsequent post temperature to consumption ||(,rj(,s aMd Wildlife and the water from in environments. determine if radiation is • operation growing at the end of habits. the Raisin River and MSU maintains the studies of the levels for three to „f Water Research. Lake Erie and then Detroit Edison, rights to escaping. September, Tack said. With return it which has publish the total results and has four years. ,1u, Detroit Edison Company, temperature increase of 20 at a awarded a contract to MSU to Instead of being leaked into heated ponds, it is possible that Fish are cold blooded Viewing - complete freedom in distributing the heated nioiig the major electric utility the water the growing season could be degrees Karenheit. No research is conduct the thermal cooling water, the animals, Tack said, and their research, is their findings, Kevern said. derived from the cooling process „n,panics faced with meeting available now finalizing a second contract radioactive waste, from the plant as a potential extended three or four months metabolism is in proportion to pertaining to the with the A second plant, the Enrico will be scrubbed and resource, Detroit to produce larger and longer the water temperature. •'JKTTXmtL' University to study Fermi II, to be located about 10 packaged Edison is planning a project to fish. - nuclear pollution and then - dangers at miles north of shipped to AEC explore the beneficial uses of the "Generally speaking, the another plant and a third Monroe, will be a disposal areas. Since July, Tack has been warmer the water, the faster nuclear plant using a new hot water. contract for Robert C. Ball, director of the studying background literature they grow — within limits — up studying possible cooling system with little Peter I. Tack, professor of on the use of the thermal use of the heated water to or no Institute of Water Research, will to 90 to 95 degrees for almost fisheries and wildlife, is support fish cultures past the discharge from power plants. He all fish in the area," he said. normal growing season. is The thermal a four - discharge research year program which DEVELOPMENT FUND allows one and a half years to Donations increase 5 study the existing situation of the lake area before the plant per cent goes into operation and then two and a half to three years to study the lake after the thermal Donations to the MSU than more discharges. recently graduated year, include development fund are up five alumni." campus unrest, charitable contributions to The study will examine inflation and inactivity the $1 million. per cent this year, according to on institutions of higher Contributions to the stock learning, important biological aspects Arthur F. Loub, director of exchange. provided the contribution is for He declined to reveal the exact development fund are used to For the first time, including changes in water Annual Giving Programs of the support several University the general fund or the general amount donated to the chemistry, growth rates of algae, Alumni Assn. programs employes have joined the fund and reproduction rates of dependent on gifts and grants raisers drive, collecting $6,655 as support of the institution. development fund to date. key Loub said he is pleased with for continued existence. Gifts received by MSU which organisms that the public the donations received thus far Among of mid - November. "Since 40 per cent of the these are Distinguished Faculty are permitted as deductions wouldn't want to because in general, colleges Administrators, faculty, clerical, contributions come in around lose, Niles Awards, Distinguished under the U.S. Internal Revenue Kevern, chairman of the Dept. across the labor and technical employes are December, it would be useless to country are finding it Scholarship Awards, code will generally qualify for of Fisheries and difficult to raise money. campus participating in the voluntary give any amounts received at this Wildlife, said. beautification and acquisitions credit against the donor's Richard A. Cole, research "Sentiment does not prevail campaign. time," he said. to Kresge Art Center. A new Michigan tax law has Michigan income tax. assistant at the Institute of anymore," he said. "Givers are Loub said the goal this year is Loub said some major factors The million dollar mark has Water Research, heads up the usually individuals who have in fund helped the drive by making it to have 20,000 donors and a raising making it been reached only twice in the project as field chief and is graduated many years ago rather difficult to raise money this more "profitable" to contribute. marked increase over 1969's The law provides a tax credit for history of the development total contribution of more than fund, in 1967 and 1969. GOOD CONNECTIONS . . . OUR BOUCLE KNIT Together CLINGABLES. After the football game, this couple finds time to enjoy a iMFc through the campus, stopping here to share a laugh. , State News photo by Terry Luke Smart girls get ahead with a rogrom e pull . . . and a lot of fashion savvy. Like the great sense entol students I n American Dental Assn. is of our little clingabie boucle sponsoring a program in dental ■ ■ .tit li for ' college students to identify exceptional students and irnish through direct experience insight into the field of oral biulo»\ and related research. knit turn-outs that mark you •Hit program, in its seventh year, will make it possible for irrU'd pre baccalaureate college students to spend 10 weeks in * !;ilx>rator> of a senior dental scientist working in the field of ; i • student's career interest. cs a leader Lots and lots of H'iiT a giant from the National Institute for Dental Research, '■ li participant! will receive a stipend of $825 for the 10 • week >n:ner period Deadline for application for the I ransportation and other costs are paid. ooms to layer up soft, nubby program is Feb. 15. 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Turtleneck Shirt 13.00 eo'ild be your I "sound" package powered by a .*. a Pants 21.00 lisinglv sonsi *e i strong (20 watts of clear music I'euer) AM-KM re. - >, large with its wealth, its People's Constitutional Convention got a rare look this the ideas of the man who helped found the party, served as a should try to follow. party representing ail the and its capitalistic technolS Before the half white crowd, - communities of the world economy h, weekend at the Marxist symbol to its faithful while he Newton firmly rejected both . . . changed itself from a but at this time, we say we have an nation t frameworkk the normally was in prison, and is seen empire, and in the separatism and black to process organize ourselves and have exploited other secretive Black Panther party brandishing a gun in the nationalism. coalitions with other they are no countries Tl^ uses to measure its present role, countless Panther posters that "Separatism cannot be longer nations hu communities. After we seize A group of and set its future course. plaster ghetto walls. achieved," he said firmly to a communities unrt' For two power. . . then we'll rid the siege... by the days, the 2,000 self - Newton's long speech young delegate who had asked world of racism." ruling circle." proclaimed revolutionaries had contained little of the kill - the - for his position. "We won't do "We found that Newton said the Black Panther nations didrj't aimlessly wandered the autumn - pigs exhortation lesser Panther the racist the way he did us, we exist," he told the gray sidewalks of the capital of leaders had been shouting all party was nationalist in outlook delegates Tn I won't exclude him." outcome of all this their "oppressor," waiting for weekend, although the idea still Well then, he was asked, "If in 1966 when he and Chairman he said, was the theoriziij something to Bobby Seale first formed it. bring their was there in calls for seizure of the party is the vanguard and "Then we realized that immediate sidetracked convention back the White House and the closing g „ a , ; will be handing down into focus. ideology nationalism would not solve our of all institutions in Washington, for others to follow, why are Saturday night, as they DC. there only blacks in the party problems." So the party adopted intercommunansm," which Und(, a policy that Newton called oppressed jammed St. Stephens Episcopal "In order to get rid of the gun, and not other third around communities" world the Church and the streets outside. it is sometimes necessary to take - "revolutionary nationalism world would Minister of Defense Huey P. people and whites?" within a socialist framework." cooperate to destroy capitalism up the gun," Newton said,, That may be ideal, but it isn't That didn't work out either, Newton delivered a two hour After that, he said, there - echoing a common Panther practical, Newton replied. he said, and neither did the be "world could explanation of the Panthers' slogan taken from the thoughts "Our theme is control of the government wjth ultimate, Utopian goal of a of Communist China's Chairman following position of proportional representation institutions in your international socialism, because and stateless, communist world a socialist Mao Tse - tung. community," he said. "We have to have either one, framework," and society free of oppression and The speech was full of praise there must be ultimately true communism. ehtnic communities which full of human kindness. for Communist China, North independent nations "relating What should the whites control and try to within a socialist framework." audience do The speech followed by to a Vietnam, North Korea and implant their values. . . And that can't be, Newton get from here to there') Newton's answer was sign up i help such Panther programs IRISH REPUBLIC HEAD free childrens' free health clinics, breakfasts an, educate t community to what's real . going on. and make sure I|ov. University, which the Pantm, DeValera, 88, DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — Eamon de Valera. at 88 the world's may retire blame not for convention into throwing disarray, go on functioning business as usual. . . " their "Does with Although the job of president is largely honorary, he is under a What specifically should be oldest active statesman, was reported by friends Sunday to be strain at his age even in carrying out ceremonial duties. done to Howard, a questioner Seen th considering retiring as president of the Irish republic. asked. A plea for mercy The American- born Irish patriot, whose term has nearly three De Valera's early retirement could strife torn ruling Fianna Fail soldiers of - help restore unity in the destiny party, which he Kresge years to run. is known to be in failing health and worried about his Great conditions that kee■p its founded, by opening the way for controversial Prime Minister ailing 92-year-old wife. Jack p»ople away, Newton replieed A suspected Viet Cong pleads for mercy as he's interrogated by Cambodian troops after being Lynch to move up to the presidency. Some quarters predict that IX' Valera- still a without getti ng any mor irt> I picked up in political power Under the Irish constitution, a new presidential election must a bunker near Kompong Cham. AP Wireplioto and in behind the scenes specific. - - maneuvering called "the chief" - may be held within 60 days after a step down in January. vacancy occurs. Other than health reasons there are other pointers thai De Valera is considering an end to a career that NOW 111 AH THIS FROM THE TOP HINGE began with his fight AT Till. '.STOKE W i l li THE RED DOOR! IN BOMBINGS for Ireland's independence Easter Rebellion of 1916. against the British as a leader of the Grants offered Two of his military aides have been promoted, out of seniority, U ■ CAUTION: Greek police arrest four from commandant to lieutenant - colonel. It is a well established custom for presidents to promote their to leaving office. personal officers just prior to Information women on two financial Campbell's Shop ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Police arrested four in post • midnight raids Satuday. These included And the old home of the De Valera family in the blackrock district of Dublin is being decorated. Since 1959 he has lived in aid programs for women By JAME! P graduate students is available. State New more persons Sunday, bringing to 34 the total two former members of Greek Parliament and the presidential mansion in Phoenix Park. The American Assn. of MAY BE HABIT -FORMING. taken into custody since an explosion that two women, sources close to those picked up by The recent emergence of the semi-official autobiography of De University Women (AAl'W) is "To e nc damaged former U.S. President Harry S. police reported. Valera portraying him as the father figure of free Ireland was The name and address have changed — The image and Truman's statue in central Athens recently. offering financial aid up to undergradua A group calling itself the "October 20 regarded as significant in its timing, too. $5,000 for women beginning atmosphere — NEVER. So Come SEE Brpwsers Wanted • The new arrests were made in Corfu, the Ionian sociology to c« - Movement" claimed De Valera makes few public appearances these days — usually no experience responsibility for the advanved study in any field. black graduate necessary. Be sure to register for Grand island off Greece's northwestern coast. Police showing up only for the funerals of his old comrades. He greets explosion and for planting two bombs at the Information for the aid program field is th Opening drawing. said retired army Brig. Christos Roukeris was foreign dignitaries privately at the presidential mansion. ' nearby Greek broadcasting studios. The group is available in 162K Student Association of The Store With The Red Door among the four. has not explained the significance of the Oct. 20 Services Thirty persons were arrested in the Athens Though almost blind. De (Valera still stands as an indomitable Bldg. , ( area date. * character in Irish life. Women interested in advanced 207 M.A.C. AVENUE studies in aerospace science are EAST LANSING, MICH. Ph. 332-4269 After we make it perfect, eligible for a $3,000 Amelia TONIGHT! TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. we keep it perfect. EXPERIENCE A advanced fellowship. Information on the program sponsored by Zanta International, a service HERE'S HELP Pizza Feast organization for women in executive positions, is available at 155 Student Services Bldg. for The Amelia Karhart fellowship TONIGHT AND can be used in any school FINALS! We Have Notes For These Courses: Served after 6 p.m. Musi be 2 I or older. Glenn Herriman EVERY MONDAY offering studies. a program 1937, no MSI' students have been awarded the fellowship. in aerospace Since its initiation in the i t The commn focal poin tin' Gold R< Hot]i lectin-, jointl\ b\ the (WC Enjoy Fish and Chips Anytime Volkswagen, Inc. I1 AT1111-112-113 - $1.25 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. at the ■ ■ FLEA MARKET S Wednesday's Mllliken, fentu Town PHONE 482-6226 Nat. Sci. 191-192-193 Pump ® "Lansing's Smallest Sale of Student Art Dec. <1 1-6 p.m. g * Research srpwc from ;>f 1 t ! Soc. Sci. 231-232-233 307 S. Grand St., Lansing Volkswagen Dealer" FULL SIZE PIZZA ONLY $1 Union Ballroom ■ 1'he campa'g Le\in will be di ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Humanities 241-242-243 Speakers will ■ind Robert Bli Anthropology 100 Del nit. Chemistry 130-141 Economics 200-201 Geography 204 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA History 121-122 'fmmz offers Physical Science 203 THE MARIA LEONARD FELLOWSHIP THE ALICE CROCKER LLOYD FELLOWSHIP Math 108-109-111-112-113 THE ADELE HAGNER STAMP FELLOWSHIP THE KATHRYN SISSON PHILLIPS FELLOWSHIP Statistics 121 BIRMINGHAM GftOSSE POINTE and DETROIT Plus these book digests at $1.00 each: ANN ARBOR DEARBORN THE CHRISTINE YERGES CONAWAY FELLOWSHIP Malcolm X GRAND RAPIDS Devil in Massachusetts for graduate study Uncle Tom's Cabin 1970 - 1971 Citizen Tom Paine 1 he National Council of Alpha Lambda Delta wishes to announce that the Maria Leonard, the Alice Crocker Lloyd, the Kathryn Sisson Phillips, the Adele Hagner Stamp Afro-American History and the Christine Yerges Conaway Fellowships for graduate study will be awarded for use during the 1970 1971 academic year. The amount of each Puritan Dilemma Applicants will be judged on (1) scholastic fellowship is $2,000. the soundness of the record, (2) recommendations submitted, (3) applicant's project and purpose, and (4) to some extent on need. Poor White Any member or Alpha Lambda Delta graduating in 1968, 1969 or 1970 who has Autobiography of Den Franklin maintained the scholastic seniors may apply if average throughout her college career is eligible. (Jraduatim they have maintained this average to the end of the first semester (<'i 111,1 SS UNIX first quarter) of this |< The Black Experience Lambda Delta is year. Attendance at a graduate school which has a chapter of Alpha Als<>: Sale Dress encouraged. all season We also carry Cliff's Notes Application blanks and information sheet may be obtained from the Assistant Dean "I Students, 153 Student Services Bldg., or ()Pen Monday the application must be directly from the National Fellowship Chairm only at filled out by the Friday applicant herself and submitted to tin fellowship Chairman before January '2 9 p.m. 15, 1971. A complete official transcrip! "I - undergraduate work must be sent. 1 lies., Wed., Campus Music Shop Send application blanks and letters of reference to: T'uirs., '0 - Sal. 5 p.m. I'ree .Acrot •.ro-n the Parking Union) Appointments tW>uL Dr. Laurine E. Fitzgerald 155 Student Services suRf?ested oo k-a. (p oo Phone 351-318' . .. 355-8324 Monday, November 30, I *->70 13 A Time to Remember. Climb this tree and enjoy a very beautiful yet personal musical rience. Artie Kornfeld as expe¬ writer, producer and artist has put together a fine album which he wishes to share with you. From "Country Morning on 56th Street" to "First Anniversary" it is remember. truly a time to Distorted picture Seen through a fish ■ eye lens, this modern art exhibit at the covers 180 1/ A v* Kresge Art Center seems enclosed in a I I • • • <> _. degrees in its scope. I crystal ball. The lens State News photo by Terry Luke Sociology gradsaim to link blackstudents, department By JAMES BARFIELD Sociology (ABSS)", Sharron together, then some •To become State News Staff Writer Pirro, Atlanta graduate student meaningful aware of involved and relevant changes and member of in the policy making decisions in the ABSS said curriculum and policy "To encourage black making Dept. of Sociology recently. as well as structure of the those decisions undergraduate students in ABSS was formed this term Sociology Dept. affecting the sociology to come together with by may come about," continued black student population. nine black graduates in black graduates in the Miss Pirro, who is a graduate of •To sociology sociology. promote group field is the aim of the Spellman College. cohesiveness "If the undergraduate and The members through Association of Black Students in of ABSS interaction. graduate students can work organized because they saw a •To focus attention on the need for change in the Sociology changing values of sociology. Dept. relating to black students. •To survive. By working together, the The ABSS is also trying to Campaign graduate students hope to advise start a library. With the and guide the undergraduates to Ruth a more meaningful career in of sociology, the ABSS has been help of Hamilton, asst. professor sociology. successful in getting together a At a recent theme of co meeting of the ABSS five objectives were drawn up. These objectives will be the book collection. As of permanent location library has not been found. yet, a for the guidelines of the organization. Mrs. Hamilton also serves as The communication They are: the ABSS adviser. stralegv used in political campaigns will be the focal point if two colloquiums at 7:30 p m. Wed. and Thurs i:i tiie Gold Room of the Union. uour wo r d llotli lectur. s will !>:• hold at 7:30 >.nv. and will ho sponsored jointly by the Depts. of Communication and Political Science. Wednesday's e.1 |< •»>:- X* .• " s : * W x:v •: v BlL ■ iv < * * * "pen Monday & Friday V- Student Book Store - .. 12-9 p.m. lues., Wed., fliPPIBMRsri i '•'liurs., Sat. iim m IPi £§* **'■ '0 ■ 5 p.m. Wa 4^1M Pree Parking 421 425 East Grand River Ave. E.-3r>.,.~k ■■■:** world's finest bridal salons - Appointments suggested... 4960 northwind drive * east lansing Across From Olin m *1pll Phone 351-3180 Across from Cora! Cables 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3o 11>70 Hunt continues for Silk King' EDITOR'S NOTE: They're still looking dripping jungles have yet to hint why he never When he disappeared, at 61, he had just opened would get reports from bomohs that for Jim Thompson. The American returned from his stroll. they knew a new plant producing the silk that had become a where he was. Several of them got lost millionaire went off into the jungle of Rewards of $30,000 remain on the books, and major modern export of the ancient kingdom of themselves, looking." Malaysia one day and no trace of him ever Malay bomohs — witch doctors — still twitch Slam. He was one of the best known Americans Going astray takes no work at all in the thick has lieen found, though theories abound. with occasional visions. in Asia. bush here. A family of five Visitors roaming jungle The last trace of staying at a church CAMERON HIGHLANDS, Malaysia (AP) paths peer through Thompson was the sound of camp late in September wandered off a well - On lianas and only half • footsteps, thought to be his, crunching on the • Easter Sunday 1967, an American millionaire jokingly explain they're marked trail and spent a shivering night in the looking for clues. gravel outside the home here of Dr. and Mrs. T. jungle before Gurkha searchers found them with a mysterious past went wandering at this Thompson, a World War II intelligence officer, G. Ling, Ling, a noted Singapore physician, and Nonetheless, police recall no cases of visitors or lush mountain resort. They're still looking for settled in Bangkok and rose to fame his and riches American wife, who runs the Helen Ling villagers disappearing without a trace. him. with the hand • woven splashy colored silk he Antique Shops, had invited him up for a holiday. In the first week of Thompson's absence. 400 He was Jim Thompson, the "Thai Silk King. manufactured. He gathered a priceless Theories abound: No one has forgotten Thompson here, but the art police, soldiers and rescue workers, along with collection, roaming the northern hills. • Professional kidnapers grabbed Thompson hundreds of villagers, mounted a massive search. but disposed of him when they realized who they They used helicopters and dogs. had. • Aborigine trackers spent days on the trail. Communist guerrillas carried him off and Finally, authorities recruited Richard Noone, a Union Board plans drive executed him. • The murky workings of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency for whom he was rumored to British veteran of the area who spent a decade tracking down Communist terrorists during the Malayan emergency. work somehow figured in the • mystery. Experts finally gave up, convinced that if A tiger ate him. Thompson were in the jungle, they would have to replenish book supply • Thompson sneaked off for a new anonymous existence. The last theory prompted a report from Bangkok recently that Thompson was living found traces. People who knew Thompson well advanced their private ideas, ranging from one Union Board will hold donated to service charity circumstantial and now discarded a pre • or to any interested reader. The quietv in a two story house in the Malaysian theory holiday book drive Dec. 2-11. organizations. depletion of the supply of - involving his will to wild guesses. His past Care of the capital of Kuala Lumpur. The story was contacts as an intelligence officer, an American Most oT the books collected Browsing Room materials resulted from a lack of discounted there. will be used to replenish the was adopted by the Union Board adherence to its "honors' embassy officer and a thriving businessman add when financial difficulties cut Many still think Thompson got lost in the dimension to the speculation. decreasing number of books on lending system. the from the library jungle and just disappeared. The case has become the the shelves of the Union room Interested donors may contact "We really don't know what Judge Crater case of happened," said a Asia. Browsing Room. budget. the Union Board pick-up service senior police officer, here, Others, such as text books, The Browsing Room, which by calling 355-3355 or may hinting that an Judge Joseph F. Crater disappeared in New which do not meet the category operates by the motto "Read deliver books to the UN investigation was still fresh but refusing to say so. York in 1930 and though the line "Judge Crater, Lounge "For the past eight months, we haven't had of leisurely reading, will be One, Return Two, lends books please call your office' is still a favorite in the Union basement. any leads to check. But for a long time, we line, he never has. Neither has Jim Thompson. graffiti Industry fights pollution Alan Gilpin spoke at the Administration Bldg to Wednesday explain the antipollution role of Australia's industries in cooperating with government plans to end the continent's growing pollution problem. State News photo by Jim Klein Take in Lansing's ndustry helps Most Delicious Event in pollution fight Top authorities in the United States have been puzzled by the industrial cooperation which has made court action on pollution SANDERS concerns unnecessary in Australia, according to Alan (iiipin, director of air pollution control in Queensland, Australia. Gilpin told faculty members of the Interdisciplinary Studies Center Tuesday that Queensland has not had a single court action over the introduction and enforcement of the 1965 Clean Air Act. "We try to achieve the almost impossible objective of getting industry to do willingly and happily what it doesn't want to do. TRIO OF GRAND On the whole we have been successful," he said. Gilpin said all branches of industry were consulted before the regulations were permanently established. Any industry thinking the standards too stringent could present its objections in terms of anti- pollution program efficienees versus cost to them. "The outcome of the discussion* found the vast majority nf tentative objections to the act withdrawn," Gilpin said. "Since o OPENINGS the majority of trade associations invited to the talks accepted the proposed regulations we could approach them to get them to prod their members into line. "Through these discussions a great deal of possible misunderstanding has been avoided and the relationship with all industries has been excellent." Gilpin said the Queensland government uses a variety of means to influence industry in adopting antipollution measures, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 THROUGH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 including the levying of fines for violations and the summoning of industrial managers to show just cause why they should not be held in violation of Clean Air Act regulations. IN FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTERS AT LANSING "Our fines are relatively low, with a maximum fine of $22 per M ALL & AND A offense," Gilpin said, "but if we want to make it hot, we repeat SANDERS DEPARTMENT IN THE GOODRICH SHOP-RITE the charge every hour and haul the industry in on 100 counts " SUPERMARKET Gilpin said the government has never had to confront an offender beyond the "show cause" level. AT HARRISON AND TROWRRIDGE IN EAST LANSING "No one in Queensland wants to be the first the Clean Air Act," prosecuted under Gilpin said. "So when an industrialist is called to answer for violations he comes in to our time he has listened to department. By the cogent arguments and to the reasonable proposals put to him he leaves agreeing he will do the things s suggested." Gilpin said companies in Australia may care about their public image." he said. "They'll get rid of a smokestack if it bad. If its less expensive for an just looks American company to keep its lawyer in court than to reform its pollution violations, it will do this." Gilpin said industrial • governmental cooperation in Australia appears to stem from the series of relationships the two concerns have had through history. "Whatever you try to enforce, someone says is an infringement of their personal knock liberty,"Gilpin said. "There is a history of this • about of what is freedom and what is license in both our countries. Yet maybe we began going along on different paths Come in—let us set your mouth somehow, from a-watering as you ponder Come in—breakfast, lunch, dine and snack with us in our pattern of some point. Maybe we have just been lucl;\ in our take home treats development, but it has helped enormously." . . . tantalizing displays of fresh baked our sparkling new cafeterias in the Frandor Shopping Center pastries and breads . . . complete and dazzling arrays of and at the Lansing Mall. fine chocolates and other candies to choose from Enjoy satisfying, overstuffed the Sandenviches, hot foods, and fabulous Sanders fountain Group joins fight . . . very same kinds we've been famous for since 1875. treats like our Hot Fudge Sundae in pleasant settings (Candy, baked goods and packaged ice cream available ... at all three locations designed for your comfort and relaxation. above.) for environment Ten days after its creation, the efforts for environmental Michigan Student Environmental protection. Confederation (MSEC) has Local units of the United Auto anders implemented an operational Workers (UAW) have pMg«i program including an their support in establishing lll<- environmental hot • line, a centers. Acker said, an bimonthly newsletter and a assistance is being sought Ironi is the reason it's good campaign to establish the mayors of Lansing and l"|s community ecology centers Lansing. throughout the state. The hotline was conceived to The UAW is also supporting provide citizens with MSEC's bimonthly newsletter 1 lb. box of information on consumer w h i c h provides a goods communications link bet wet n and advise on how to combat HOT FUDGE SUNDAE MEADOW MILK 30 student environmental group institutional polluters, Gary It. ANY LAYER CAKE in the state, as well as CHOCOLATES I I Acker, MSEC research director, governmental agencies a said. Regular price, 55c I I private citizens, he said. Regular price, 1 lb.—$2.25 "We're able to provide I I at regular price of $1.95 or more information to citizens on Information on the National OFF WITH I I utilization OFF WITH of the recently- Science Foundation's student • THIS COUPON 50* THIS COUPON I I OFF WITH THIS COUPON enacted Michigan 3055, by which private citizens House Bill originated studies program, an fl paperback bibliography 11 can sue industrial Good only at the Frandor polluters," he environmental literature are Shopping Good at all three locations above I I said. Center, and the Lansing Mai!. November during Good at all three locations above also available at the MSEC Grand Opening only—November Sft during MSEC's next Student Services 30 through December 5 Grand Opening only—November 80 major o ffice, 4B ^ A through December 5. ( I I k through December 5. objective, establishment Acker of said, is community the Bldg., he said. The environmental hot »n • ecology centers through which at 353-5433, operates between" students and community a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday members would combine their through Friday. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Monday. November 30. JOHN VIGES S' icers sweep our' Spartan cagers By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer t ~ -; ■ »■" i jm - m Buckeyes mttrn A m defenseman's leg. fM]Aon unknown group Though it fine took a bushel of penalty killing efforts and handful of hard earned goals, the a the The second period opportunity for a two g.ul lead. Gerry DeMarco puck out from two provided dug the MSU hockey team Buck swept a two defenders, passing back to the game series from the Ohio State Contrary to many of the rumors floating around point to brother Mikt\ Mike Lansing and Buckeyes over the weekend. The the MSU campus, MSU did not discontinue their basketball Spartans were victorious on DeMarco fired the puck on program when a certain sophomore signed with the pros last Friday night, 4-2, and won again McKenzie, with Thompson June. Gus (ianakas did NOT have a nervous breakdown and waiting for the rebound, and reliable sources report that he limited his crying to under a half on Saturday, 6-1. Friday night's game started eventually, celebrating the goal hout. Al Luttschyn out as if it was a throwback to broughl Ohio Despite the loss of his super - star, (ianakas feels that this year's the State within one. as he heal days of gangland wars, with basketball team could be as good as or better than last year's. One four penalties called before four Spartan goaler Watt on a 2-on-l major difference between the two showed up in the varsity ■ minutes had expired on the break. alumni and friends game, however. Don Thompson scored his game. The play of the two teams The 69-70 team was able to attract 5,000 second goal of the people to Jenison cooled, however, with the game and Fieldhouse for the Green • White game, while the 70-71 version of period with eight minutes Spartans prevailing. the Spartans could draw only 1,800. remaining, flipping the puck past It seems that knowledge is the key to the situation. Saturday night, the Spartans two defenders and the Everyone in and Bucks goalie the state of Michigan knew about the Detroit Pershing sophomore participated in a after stealing the disc Bob referee's Boyd and they came to the games because they knew that he nightmare, with a was given the assists. would steady stream of players marching score points. These days there are more people who can to the Ray Meyers pulled the Buck- remember the last time MSU had a winning football team then penalty box. In all, 30 within one goal again earlv in there are who can name five Spartan basketball penalties were whistled against the third period, players. 20 players totaling over 84 skating around Therefore, a short summary of MSU's team seems in a Spartan defender and drilling order. minutes. An Ohio State Comments are mostly my own observations and if player the puck into the upper righi any player and assistant coach were receives more space than another it is not because I wish ejected hand comer past Walt. to get by the referees. his autograph, it is probably because I have seen him Bob Michelutti shoved the play more. The Spartans put Saturday's RUDY BENJAMIN, 6-2, guard — Good ball game out of reach for MSU with handling, excellent passing and an accurate, high arc hing shot combine to make Rudy game away early with in the first period. four goals (hie for Zippy a goal with only two minutes an exciting player to watch. Elected remaining, taking Sipola's captain by his teammates Don pass 3udy should become the court leader of the team. Thompson began the off of the face - off and assault on OSU Center Don "Zip" Thompson circles BRIAN BRESLIN, 6-5, forward - A smooth goalie Bill triumphantly in front whacking it past the OSl (15) are about to join Thompson in the cttebration. playing McKenzie at the 2:15 mark. of the net after scoring the first of his two goals against the sophomore, Breslin works best around the basket where a Mark Calder State News photo by Milton Horst netminder. of moves make him an effective driver. Brian is a variety intercepted a pass Bucks Friday night. Mark Calder (16) and Back - to back crowds of good defensive about 35 feet out in front of the Gerry DeMarco - pla\er and can handle the ball well for a forward. 1.600 witnessed the victory Buck net and fired a shot. The spotted Gagnon streaking down JOHN BROWN, 6-1, guard - a good all - around penalties. With Larry Curran and puck into the lower right corner. continuous pressure on the player. Brown puck hit Thompson's skate and the right wing boards and hit Dan Finegan off of the ice, Ohio Frank is quick and passes well. Played with the freshmen DeMarco ended the Buckeye six. Bob Boyd hit the two years ago whistled him with a pass. The little but was not with the team last year. by the stunned center State's point man Jim scoring in the last minute of the post to start the netminder. had little trouble flurry. BILL COHRS, 6-6, center, forward in scooting Witherspoon was given an open - A good rebounder and Gilles past the defender and game connecting on a pass from Thompson slid the puck wide of good shooter from inside Cohrs Gagnon scored the tucking alley to the Spartan net, firing Bill Sipola to the left of the net. the open comer seconds later, second goal the puck into the net. g>ves MSU much needed on a pinpoint pass the puck past defenseless Rick In the first game of the series, and Gerry DeMarco's shot hit a depth from Randy Sokoll as Gagnon Michel Chaurest sent the Duffett the Spartans never trailed, but liefenseman with the goalie out see was splitting the Buckeye Spartans into the dressing room The Spartans avenged the could not put the Bucks away of considerable with four po*ttl«n. Finally, Mike defense. McKenzie had little a goal lead, scoring his Buck goal with a score late in until late in the third period. DeMarco cut loose with a blast PAUL DEAN, 6-1, guard — A first goal of the season on a chance as the little Frechman the second period. On a 3-on-2 In the first stanza, MSU scored from the point that pleasant surprise for Ganakas zipped past pumped the puck into the lower tip-in off of Herb Price's shot situation. Price dumped the puck the opening goal after McKenzie off of one of his jWmjgfKj jHSTY T this year. A and accurate strong floor game left coiner of the net. from the blue line. off to left sider Sokoll, who dug exerting shooting have While on the shift, The lone Buckeye score the puck out of his skates and ^ moved Paul into contention for Gagnon clicked again same early in the second period with came returned the pass. one of the on another With only the A good all - starting guard around player. spots. partial break-in. Herb Price two Spartans sitting cut goalie to beat. Price fired the BUSINESS AND GARY GANAKAS, 5-5, guard — Gary made the freshmen team go last season and he is expected ECONOMICS The #1 Bestseller NAL paperback now a" I to play a lot this season. His NY DEFENSE SHINES great Paran-eun! is not a liability on offense as he can bedevil defenders size MAJORS! picture Starring AN Mjc Graw and Ryan O'Nea mot cr with dribbling and passing. Aggressive defense often opponent from prevents being his able to Jets upset Vikings, 20-10 The PEACE CORPS 95< Who'ever papp backj, shoot over him. Needs YOU NAL A - » RON GUTKOWSKI, 6-6, NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Sauer. Jim Turner added field quarter, could Also math, interviewing agriculture, education, QJ n" m\ 1 forward — "Perpetual Motion" 4 Gutkowski is perhaps the most York Jets, sparked by "the goals of 35 and 20 yards for the manage only a 43-yard field goal by Fred Cox NOW INTERVIEWING engineering and alt science, other , running of George Nock and an Jets other scores. A I I in the first half and 22-yard majors. ' " A • • ^A aggressive man on the team. aggressive defense, scored their The Vikings, who lost starting touchdown pass from reserve LOVE STORY NOW Enjoys playing defense. Good second major upset in three quarterback Gary Cuozzo with a PLACEMENT BUREAU AT BOTH PAUL DEAN outside shot and around the weeks Sunday by whipping the quarterback Bob Lee to Jim - MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-5 sprained ankle in the first Lindsey in the final quarter. No Appointment N« CAMPUS BOOK STORES basket Ron will even shoot Minnesota Vikings, 20-10. backwards to get tb< ball into the The Jets, who surprised the hoop. EDIJIK HUMPHREY, 6-2, guard — A Los Angeles Rams three weeks good outside shot should « help Kddie see more action this season. Hard to stop when "on." The Model 80 from ago, won their third straight ♦ Sony: LARRY IKE, (> U, forward — The shift from « The Executive Tape Recorder guard to forward game and prevented the Vikings should help Ike. A good outside shot picked up at the guard from clinching first place in the « position makes him dangerous. Also rebounds well and * good from insid". BILL KILGOHE, 6-7, center, forward — shoots National Football Conference's central division. It was only the « for IT'S A PRE CHRISTMAS SALE! Will concentrate on Vikings second loss in 11 « $109.95 games center but is will be to use. dangerous at forward also. Ability to get rebounds important for MSU. Bill has a fine hook shot that he likes this year, and left them with a two - game lead over the Detroit « * styled for the EVERYTHING 20% TO 30% OFF Lions. ♦ office or PA1 MILLER. 6 2, both positions. Pat is one of guard, forward Miller should see action at the team's most consistent Nock enjoyed the best game of his professional career as he ♦ « conference room. NOW UNTIL Rebounds surprisingK well for si/e. Has players. for a second. a deadly shot if left open riddled Minnesota's defensive line for 117 yards in famed CHRISTMAS i>ARY PRXYHYI.O, 6 0, guard superscopeJ - A foot injury kept Przybylo 32 carries, including a 15-yard 541 E. t out all of last season but ne should see a lot of action at touchdown run in the first this year. A good outside shooter with good moves. guard Y(hi never heard it so good. GRAND RIVER ■JIM SHEREDA, quarter. 6-7, center — Should see action PHONE 332-6878 center. Jim has good jumping as back-up A! Woodall, improving with HI-FI IIIJYS Whir* Style If Always*' in basket. ability and is good around the every game, also was Phone 337-2310 TAPE RF.CORDI NG INDUSTRIES instrumental in the victory as he JEfF VANDERLENIJE, 6-7, center, forward — A good hit on 8 or 12 passes for 106 I 10 t EAST GRAND Rl VER offensive forward. Jeff is adept close to basket and he has a good yards including a 21 • yard outside shot for a forward. Height will be valuable on rebounding. touchdown pass to George BRAD forward — VANPELT, An aggressive player 6-5, Win a Ski Week at, on offense and defense, Brad See Us ■ makes good when he rebounds players. use of his muscle against taller k First. When it comes • • JACKSON HOLE X; with Suzy Chaffee and Pepi Stiegler to STYLE. Men's IM OVER 200 Imagine skiing the "Gentle GiaM," Jackson Hole, with Suzy Chaffee BOOT STYLES; and Pepi Steigler. It's part of Hit' deadline fur for Men & Women entering the IM SALOMON SKI BINDING'S mnasties tournament lui'sduj. The tournament is noon will be M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR special college contest. Includos Ji'U"" ai"i 7 p.m. Tuesday on the third 3-MINUTE HEEL SERVICE round-trip air fare from your Jenison l ieldhouse. I In events to he contested include 225 E. GRAND RIVER 332-3619 hometown to Jackson Hole, i , s'dehorse, parallel bars, vault. room, all meals, lift tickets, lessons ""Its. high bar and *-> ' J trampoline. and a free pair of SALOMON SKI BINDINGS! Glamorous former ALL YOU CAN EAT A n U S Ski Team member Suzy and /' f Olympic gold medalist Pepi wilt be there for person^ Instruction. .i i MONDAY ITALIAN SPECIAL FROM NOON ON or just fun-skiing. Enter today. -Vr l SALOMON BINDING "SKIWEEK" CONTEST RULES SPAGHETTI Its easy! Just write a funny caption for this whacky Bob Cram cartoon. Use SALOMON Includes tossed BINDINGS" in the caption somewhere and mail 'Be $J50 to us along with the cartoon, your name, address sure to use SALOMON BINDING? salad and garlic Ait' v ' and ski dealer. Enter as marry toast. time$ as you like Contest closes midnight December SI, 1§70. En Name tries will be judged on the baslji of originality and humor and remain I (} Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3o |<^ STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Pick up your phone and dial 355-8255.Our AD-visors will help STATE NEWS'! 3558255 you word your want ad! CLASSIFIED 355-8255 The State News does not MfofftMds permit racial or religious discrimination in its MAVERICK Automotive 1970. fRankly speaking. . by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent Automatic, advertising columns. The DIMONDALE, 2 bedroom PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. returning to school. Pay balance. STUDENT NEEDED. Own State News unfurnished. $125/'month. Phone | will not Upstairs, one bedroom furnished accept advertising which 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 646 8907 after 5 p.m. 5-12-4 apartment. Utilities included. $47 per immediately. month. Avaid • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, $125 deposit. Also, west of 489 3567 3.,,1 against DESPERATELY NEEDED: 1 girl. right hand campus one mile, two bedroom GIRL NEEDED. Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or drive, overdrive. Riverside, 4-man. $52.50. Call $68/month J 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 furnished basement. Utilities Auto Parts & Service Aviation national origin. MUSTANG 1965. 289 355-1944. 3-12-2 included. $125 children. 351 3969. 10-11-30 deposit. No £om. No lease. Call 351.9JJ automatic, ONE GIRL for it headers and Mag wheels. apartment. GIRL FOR 7-girl ♦ EMPLOYMENT Good, house. $70 Pl $65 / mo; l 332 5966. 351 8182. 3-12-1 clean condition. 882-9829. APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. * FOR RENT 2-11-30 1-11-30 If you're a student or married Apartments Automotive ONE BEDROOM couple looking for a comfortable Houses MUSTANG 1965. Convertible, unfurnished. $155. apartment Winter / life style at reasonable prices, ke*> Rooms CAMARO 1967 SS convertible - 4 automatic, V-8, clean, good tires. in mind that our rental counselors Rooms speed. Excellent $690. Phone 655-1636 after 6 spring. Princeton Arms. 351-4734. SPARTAN HALL now condition. Call are interested in assisting you in FOR SALE 5 12-4 winter leasing J . 351-2496. 5-12-2 p.m. 5-12-4 finding the term. Singles, men J" right apartment. Animals 351-9286 CHEVROLET Belair. OLDSMOBILE TORONAOO SUBLEASE: 3-man, winter and Rommate service is also available .. or 372-1031 0 12 4^ Mobile Homes Good 1968. . Stop in our office at 444 Michigan spring. University Villa, 2 MEN. SHARE condition. Call after 5 p.m. Best Many, many extras. Excellent Avenue and let us aid you in room. S130 a Iem: » PERSONAL bedrooms. 351-2613. 3-12-2 Clean, quiet, cooking 1 offer 355-3243. 5-12-4 condition. offer. Low mileage. Best locating an apartment for your campus. 487-5753, b,0 , ] * PEANUTS PERSONAL 351-2645, or weekends type of life. HALSTEAD 4858 CHEVROLET ST AT I ON WAGON, ONE GIRL for 4-man. Winter and/or 339-9444. 10-12-3 MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O • REAL ESTATE * RECREATION 1964. or Excellent condition. $250 best offer. 355-6028. 3-12-1 spring. 1 block 351-2765. 3-12-2 from Berkey. MALE STUDENTS, Parking available. sir^e Call after roo OLDSMOBI LE 1965, Cutlass. Bucket EAST LANSING near <;•» campus. One • SERVICE seats. Hurst 3 speed. Good bedroom, furnished. p.m. 332-5791, 5-12-4 * EDEN ROC. Girl to sublet winter Large, airy CORVETTE 1963 coupe, 327. Hurst, condition. 669-7405. 3-12-2 Typing Service clean. Call 12-4 p.m., IV 4-9189 and/or spring. No damage deposit. rooms. Air conditioned. ROOM, BOARD for babySi„J • TRANSPORTATION 2-12-1 PLYMOUTH 1949. 351-2791. 2-12-1 Beautifully maintained. Select light housework. 1 child. Special deluxe. MeJ MINT condition. $695. clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or Frandor, 372-8842. 12 124 * WANTED FIRM. CEDAR CUTLASS SUPREME, 1968 350, . Call 627-9128. 5-12-4 VILLAGE. Girl needed to 882-6549. O sublet winter and/or FURNISHED DEADLINE V-8, with full power, air - spring. NE AR conditioned. Excellent condition. PONTIAC 1967 convertible 4 speed, $55/month. 351-2793, 5-12-4 Cooking, Brody'l 1 P.M. one class day parking q,. $1695. Call 484-2676 all new tires. $700 or best offer. CEDAR GREENS References. 353-0769, 'THIS or 33?.«„ before publication. 485-0145. 3-11-30 Call 487-3007 after 5:30 p.m. IS IK LANDLORD ReiVRNlM I'OOfZ NEED: ONE girl for spacious 2 man. after 5 p.m. 1-11-30 Cancellations — 12 noon 3-12-1 Good location. 355-1944. 5-12-4 one class day before DATSUN 1965. 4 door, good tAU-lVHAU mPfW&ANOX/? 1 Bedroom Furnished CAPITOL CLUB. 200 rooms RENAULT, 1966 — Four door ONE MAN needed to sublease winter and publication. condition. Price $475 Call women. $12 fumistal sedan. 35,000 actual miles. 1 or winter Short Term Leases 655-1147. 5-12-4 owner. Radio. $300. IV 2-9776. and spring. 484-4422.0-7-12 4 1 PHONE Meadowbrook Trace. 393-6762. 5-12-2 5-12-4 ROOM FOR man over 355-8255 FORD 1967. Fairlane GT; 390, four Revco Storel Call 351-8631 211% E. Grand River 6 speed, excellent 12 4 condition. SPRITES, TWO types, blue and CAPITOL RATES 882-8332. 5-12-3 COMPLEX near. green. One really good, other 1 Furnished, 2 bedroom duplex. Y.M.C.A. ROOMS for day $1.50 needs a little attention. Price, Carpeted, fireplace, garage. NEED ONE girl to sublet winter or women. - youngJ 15c per word per day FORD Membership 3 days $4.00 1 967. convertible, power Galaxie 500 steering and whatever you have handy. See them at Precision Imports, 1206 Employment For Rent December furnished 15. Also 2 and 3 room term. 5-12-3 Haslett Arms. 351-7069 Parking, color TV, lounge, privl|egJ oooil apartments. Girls or brakes Had Student rates. 489-6501 13Vic per word per day good care. Great shape. Call 487-0202. 5-12-3 E. Oakland. 482-4444. 5-12-1 FAST GROWING company now has TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction married couples. Phone 489-1276. ONE GIRL gym. o| 5 openings for several full time men. guaranteed Free delivery, service 5-12-4 wanted for days $6.50 TRIUMPH Also 2 part time positions Meadowbrook Trace. 13c per word per day TR-250, 1968. Wire open. and pick-up. Call NEJAC, Immediate ,ROOMS 10 minutes, from cams^ FORD 1965. Galaxie 500. Very good Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 wheels, excellent condition. 337-1300. C NEED FOURTH girl sublease. Winter occupancy. Call 393-8056. 3-12-1 Completely furnished. 37280] (based on 10 words per ad) condition. Best offer. 351-6877. $1995 before 4 p.m. C or trade 489-5988 days. p.m. only. C and/or spring. Americana. 3-11-30 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. 5-12-3 351-2707. 5-12-4 PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. 3 rooms Peanuts Personals must be ORDER DEPARTMENT. Fellow or SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV and bath furnished. Utilities ATTRACTIVE SINGLE foi GTO 1966. Rebuilt engine. 4 speed, paid, qrad.d prepaid. VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Dark green, gal to start immediately. Four RENTALS 372-4948. C woman. Near campus. GIRL DESPERATELY needed parking. $95 month. Security Refetemi snow tires, new battery, etc. white interior. hours Radio, heater. per day, morning or winter and deposit required. Call after 4 p.m. 332-1746.5-12 1 There will be 50c service spring! $65. University a J35M 314. 3-12-2 _ 33,600 miles $1,150. 489-9334. evening. No experience required, TV RENTALS. Color and black and Terrace. 351-2638. 1-11-30 339-9068. 5-12-1 and bookkeeping charge if 3-12-1 will train. $2.00 to start. For white. ROOM AND board IH HALF ton pick-up, '62. V-8, 3 MARSHALL MUSIC at Ulrey HotJ this ad is not paid within speed. 353-6226. 5-12-3 appointment call Mr. Rowe, COMPANY, 351-7830. C BACHELOR MEN only OKEMOS, ONE Women's co-op. $200, 351-01M — furnished bedro^r-. furnished, one week. IMPALA Setters & Cycles 372-7023. 2-11-30 including utilities. Living room, utilities !"qP^^V, 30 Call 2-12-1 1965 V-8, automatic. TV RENTALS Students only. Low - bedroom and kitchen. $95 per Sunday • ..iursday, 351-0319, The State News will be Good condition. TWO MEN needed for light Best offer. delivery monthly and term rates. Call 5-12-1 ROOM FOR responsible only 355-3182. 3-12-2 IF YOUR Want Ad work. Must have car. And know 351-7900 month plus deposit. 482-7279. 12, doubles. S200 ml for the was running today to reserve term. Room, board, washing first your vacancy would probably be campus. 372-0067. 2-12-1 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C yours. 5-12-4 ONE BEDROOM 332-3574. 11-12-4 CjiJ day's incorrect LEMANS 1965 2 door hardtop. V-8 upstairs, furnished, filled. Dial 355-8255 nowl $105 plus deposit, lease. 485-0728 insertion. engine, 4 speed, bucket seats.- RENT A TV and watch your favorite LOVELY FURNISHED, 1 bedroom TEACHER FOR Jewish Sunday anytime. 3-12-1 $595. CROSBY'S PONTIAC AND apartment across from campus. BUICK SALES. 482-9776. 5-12-2 Auto Service & Parts School. Grades 3 - 4. Experience program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, $140. 351-5696. 5-12-4 For Sale with children in classroom, camp, 337-1300. C MASON BODY or youth group required. Call East Lansing's Finest Houses KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 SHOP. 812 East 337-0168. 3-12-2 $WORD Lojyli V\ifv NEED ONE girl Sublet winter. Great Selection of t\ :> EJ Titles Reg. $6.98 - Top 372-1954 O Haslett Arms. No deposit. PUZZII f * "V K 351-1285. 5-12-2 ACROSS NEED ONE f- m or two roommates for 1. Cistern '31 Minimi/e r|? SAVE' December 15th. Luxury. One block from Furnished. campus, NEW CEDAR rent Village apartment for winter and spring. 351-1785. 4. 7. Drowse Frosts 33 Crochet tiook SS Goddess^ Latin A I1 RIM mi PRO - 4A 332-4432. 10 12-4 5-12-1 11 1?. Past Sunset 36 Slippery 38 Shiim ft £ V 1 l V ) STEREOPHONES OPEN-END ONE MAN for 3 man, apartment in ONE GIRL wanted. Old Cedar Village. $65 month. Call 13. Roast f r <11. Scaremonger ! s 1 Lansing. Call 489 1158 ask for 14. Circulate 45. Artificial A N r Unusually Smooth Jerry. 5-11-30 351-3339.5-11-30 ib. Single man language .•to* 9: frequency response includes 10' coiled cord. - *• Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of apartments are occupied. However, in some units their men TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS 17 flat topped hill 46. Bough 19. Celebrity 47. New: comb. S € or women roommates are are now leasing itudent 20. Foem form still needed. units. These spacious 3, .'liiP.si'iP A GOOD DOY AT REGOIAR luxury apartments carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean are completely T/i ?X\ Delicate lace Retail 48 Mer.aijfciie 49. Drama aowK ,1 I'V' 29. Attribute !>0 Sea bird PRICE-NOW A GREAT DOY Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month and 9-month furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 30. Doctrine M. i-oraRi' plant 1. Yeast ? Miliaria 3 Vi # I open-end leases. individual control • central air sound in!"'''"I AT A SODSTANTIAL REDOCTIOH! units have up to 3 parking conditioning. These four man > "■■■'■' '"'7 spaces per unit. The student's leisure 3 Msui tainpw | ■ Central Air time has been . 9ivv ' 1' WATT DISC PREENER — The best way to Condtioning ■ All Utilities included adequately planned for with a giant heated keep new records new, protect needles. except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you J 10 V"1 ,l''r Removes static and dust. $4.00 ■ Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units f )6.1,!:,f" ■ Study Area with drop lite ■ Walk thru want to fr) Kitchen among the first residents of TWYCKINGilAM call featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer ■ Dishwasher ■ Laundry facilities ■ Storage and today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. TRADE-IN YOOR WORN NEEDLE ■ Unlimited Parking. ■ Party Room MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY . . . for $2.00 credit on any Astatic diamond P|, >(:lW ! '' needle. (Most Astatic diamond replacement FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: ?b " 'i'pj needles average $3.95 with trade). MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or *7 f„ ,in?' ■ I'" m J 332-644I ;4/ |y ,.M^W THIS WEEK ONLY SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. sheep J ,/i. Hont^y I APARTMENTS rW, l STEBSO SBQPFE ■i. pren Model Apartment 202-A 31. Pfcilt mc At NeJac of E. Lansing - 543 E. Grand River NEXT TO PARAMOUNT NEWS OPEN DAILY 10-5:45 MON. >r MODEL PHONE 351-0782 On Grand River West of Okemos Rd. {Etopctungfjam 40. Cuti"' l.lneii'1, ;,I.|I!mic!> & WED. 'TIL 9 Practically next door to Coral Gables. MANACEMENTEXCl.USIVEL Y BY 4?. Gyp« :,",;ktreC| PHONE 337-1300 Alco Management Company 2.OO0 R* '■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Sale Monday, November 30, 1970 17 For Sale MUSICAL brand*. 351-5889^0 DINETTE INSTRUMENTS, 30% off Hit prlc«. Rich: SET. Good $30 Call 393-3043. 1-11-26 condition, *11 MARLETTB Lot available. after 4 p.m. 1967. 12*30 2-12-1 fumlftrt! Phone 02B-7O43 U.S. LONDON (AP) — London once was a colony grows in Britain Lost & Found popped in for a quick look at Westminister place where Americans been a trickle of Americnas who are fed up with life in the United Abbey or the States. Georgian houses, including the Angier Biddle KUSTOM 200 amp. and/or bass LOST YOUR changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, and then Dukes, Mr. and Mrs. guitar. Like new. 353-0012. honesty, Blue ski coat: off to Paris and other continental skipped When S. J. Perelman, the urbane satirist who is Tony Curtis and the Pierre Salingers. at Havens Concert. Only coatl Call glories. Not any more. as American as Philip Kaiser, former No. 2 man at the U.S. 3-11 30 489 3690. 1-11-30 The Texas drawl, the Boston accent and Brooklynese now Brooklyn Bridge-settled into a comfortable apartment in London's Embassy, chose a startle devotees of the Onslow Gardens, the Times took noteof the situation job as head of Encyclopedia Brittanica Internation queen's English throughout the land. The by speaking retired from the diplomatic service. Ltd., when he [CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. LOST: WOMAN'S American colony is of "refugees from American life." Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95, black fur beret in growing as American business interests Perelman said he hoped to make area of expand in Europe. The U.S. "They resent high taxes, socalled federal interference London his home, but ABC SECONDHAND STORE, Giltner Hall. Call 353-4554 estimates American residents in Embassy, lacking solid figures, blacks," it said. "Others and the objected to stories that he came here to 1208 Turner, C from 8 a.m. to 5 Britain total 30,000 to 40,000 are concerned about the escape violence in the after 5 p.m. p.m.; 489-1236 Other estimates are . violence, the decaying cities, the rising crime and United States. 2-11-30 higher. rape of the countryside and the "It's not actually true," he said in Recently, here in frustrations of an automated and an interview, "but I NEVV COLLIERS Encyclopedia, as some other European countries, there has computerized society." concerned and saddened by what is am GOLD Embassy officials report on the "drastic influx" of bookcase, 2 dictionaries, low MEDALLION. Vicinity "I think I wasted the going on. price. Call 882-8637. 5-12-4 Jenison Locker room. Americans. They point out that fed-up last25 years of my life. Whether I November 16. Large Wednesday, has reached $7 billion. American investment in Britain the way and become a British citizen is go all 353-7614. reward. Call here is more rational." inconsequential. Life SALE ON women's shoes, 8ViB, 7-12-4 it's what's Excellent condition, slightly used. One oil company Perelman has traveld widely and once recently moved 100 officials with their thought of living in Happening 353 3626. 5-12-4 Thailand, but London "is what I prefer." Personal families to Britain to man its European headquarters. American "Courtesy, even if it is only skin deep, exists here," he said. HEY bank branches in London have SKIS. BLIZZARD superepoxy. New. - WE'RE on campus this increased from 13 to 37 in the "There is a spirit of accommodation week! past year. More than 1,000 American firms are in $100. Also Hart superpro. $40. Naval Aviation, Placement Bureau business in developed in the shelters November Britain; 7,000 more have agents or affiliates here. during the war. You see it in a million Call PeggV, 332-5053. B-12-1 30 - December ways, even in the B-11-30 4 The American School in London underground. Passengers don't crowd, don't shove. There is has expanded in 19 years from 13 students to 1,050. It takes nothing like the New York subway guards who ANTIQUE SHOW and sale students through high school and small of your back to plant a foot in the December 5, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; FRESHMEN - SENIORS prepares them for college entrance in the United wedge in one more secretary. That's a kind - Fly States. of sadism." December 6, noon till 7 p.m. St. Navy. Placement Bureau $1.00 service charge per There are Americans who retire here or David's Episcopal Church, 1519 November Browsing stay on just because Perelman said he was 30 - December 4' insertion Room, others will be they like it. The embassy mails 12,000 Social "deluged by mail" approving of his move. glmwood Rd. Just north of B-11-30 — to be pre¬ donated to various worthy causes. each month, about Security checks There was one disapproving postcard bearing a sticker, "Love it 7,000 of them for Americans, the rest for Lansing Mall. 5-12-4 paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 Books may be left in boxes provided Britons who qualified for them in or Leave It." HYPNOSIS in all dorms, UN the United States. Leslie Slote, vice president of RCA RESEARCH. Males class day before. Lounge (basement London has long been a and forner press officer for needed for month of of Union) magnet for show business personalities. EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in December or call 355-3355 for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, denies all sizes and types. $20 $50. Call 484-6766. B-11-30 Learn about pick-up service. We deeply appreciate Douglas Fairbanks Jr., has lived here for years. Movie directors that he is an expatriate, but - what you can do at Carl Foreman and says he would "like to stay here a 351-6337. 0-11-30 ISRAEL NOWI Tomorrow your cooperation. If you have Joseph Losey prefer life her. Acotr Rod Steiger long time." Slote is impressed THIS AD is night at questions call the above number any lives off King's Road. Mia Farrow by the way Britons defend their parks, worth 50c toward one the Union, 7.30 p.m. Lecture, movie, or and her husband, conductor the "easy gardens and squares, by | WIRE FRAMES? Many styles, white hour of play at Golden Eight Ball and 7 workshops. Israelis will be Joanne Swan 355-3490. Andre Previn, live in Surrey. accessibility" of the theater, opera and art galleries. Billiard He had only one or yellow gold at OPTICAL Lounge. 2019 East there to give you information on There is a pocket of Americans in Chester Square with its complaint: "I have met the rye bread crisis, Michigan. 484-9533. 5-12-4 MSU Packaging Society will but I can't find a DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Kibbutzim, universities, job meet good pickle in all London." Avenue 372-7409. C-12-4 opportunities, etc. Tuesday, Dec. 1, 8 p.m., room 31, SAVE MONEY at Union. Robert Ginsburg will I'm speak Britain all this week. Cut Backing on "What Industry Expects of the I GRAY MAXI cape. Brand new. $25 out and MSU Marketing Club will host best offer use today's Norman Coan of Packaging Engineer." Certificates or considered. Display Kimberly - Clark be to 355 0946. 1-11-30 Advertisement. Corp. and his presentation of given to the graduating seniors. ''Market Segmentation for | PIANO Promotional Emphasis." Disgusted with LOWERY upright. 3 years Meeting at materialistic, old - Like new. Phone 393-2827. Peanuts Personal 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1, Teak technological, polyethelene, stamped and molded 312-2 room, Eppley Center. Four Stars. Christmas? Do TAU DELTS — Christmas something about it. Select hand made week is full of surprises! COOKIES gifts by Student artisans at the Flea I APARTMENT SIZE refrigerator and 1-11-30 Little Sisters needed for Xmas party Market in the Union Ballroom small freezer. Union Board and MSU Volunteers Dryer, Good condition. 339-8833. 2-12-1 are hosting for Lansing area children. Sunday, Dec. 6 from 1 • 6 p.m. We are still Other organizations and individuals taking entries in case you POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, Real Estate are giving their time, films, apples, thought it was too late to sign up. special sale. $29.95 up, plus talent, floral decorations, lollipops, IF YOU WANT SOME If you are a member of Mortar crystals MAIN ELECTRONICS, changes made balloons, pinata stuffings, etc. We Board or an alum who has graduated 5558 South Pennsylvania check the "household need much more of these, since within Avenue, goods" for we the past sale in today's Classified are two years, you are Lansing. C Ads. anticipating 500 "kids" ages 4 to eligible 44. Please call Union Board for a Mortar Board 355-3355 fellowship. All if you want to join in this requests for applications must be in enterprise. Animals Recreation We especially need cookies at this to the national office by Jan. 5, time. 1971. You may write to: Mortar Board National Office, 093-R Center 100G OBEDIENCE training classes. EUROPE: $209 round trip jet to Union for Tomorrow, 2400 Olentangy River Registration December 1. For London. Summer '71. Call Steve, Board is sponsoring a BOOK more information call one of the 393-6850. 5-12-4 DRIVE Dec. 2 thru Dec. 11. Books Road, Columbus, Ohio 43210. following: Tula Miller, 641-4462, will be used to stock the Union's Frank Beachnau, 669-9497, Mary SKI LAURENTI AN, Petitions for the ATL Student Montreal, LeFever, 669-9513. 2-11-30 Canada Christmas break. Deluxe Advisory Committee are still package, $175. Call Fred, Service available in the Bessey Hall ISTABLES 10'xlO' box stalls. 10'/i department office. See Joan. - 355-2824. 5-12-4 TERM PAPERS, theses, acres riding area. Board your etc. Rapid accurate The Sierra Club will present a horses. Feed, stable and paddock service. Experienced. special by the day, week or month. We give Service 393-4075,484-1874. 20-12-4 program, open to the public, at 7:30 HK' p.m., Wednesday, December 2, in the your horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and ask for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 SEWING, DRESSMAKING and designing. Get your holiday party TERM PAPERS, Dissertations, Experienced, IBM Selectrlc. Call etc. 1966 Room of Hubbard Hall. "The Gifts," a hard • hitting movie on m* 7 Mobile Homes dresses made now. Long or short. Will pick up and deliver if Karen, 882-2639. B-11-30 pollution will be a will be shown 30-minute debate on "To Drill or Not to Drill in Northern and there '$.***«./. a* necessary. 15-12-4 484-6401, 1 • 9 p.m. I>y A * PROFESSIONAL THESIS Michigan," a controversy between oil 11969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, PREPARATION interests and ecologists. The 2 bedroom. Fully carpeted. Best DRUM LESSONS Private in any participants will be A. Gene Gazlay, Jr aiti* • IBM Typing Offer!! Call 625-3520. W. style MARSHALL MUSIC assistant director of the P» • Multilith Printing Michigan [■AMERICAN payment. 1968, Owner 12x56, will down hold COMPANY. 351 7830. C-11 -30 ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking JS • Hardbinding Complete Professional Thesis Service for Dept. of Natural Resources, G. R. Denison, president of the Michigan Oil and Gas Association, and Paul Crackup contract. IV 9-6624. 5-12-2 Master's and Doctoral Candidates. Free A Lunx "D," driven by John Mills of Dearborn by experienced seamstress. Barrett, MSU professor of natural Heights, American Road Race of Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. Brochure and Consultation Please Call resources. Mich., slams into a dirt wall during the Champions Sunday at Road IGENERAL, 12'x52', 1964. Skirted. 0-11 -30 Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 running of the Atlanta. Mills was unhurt. AP Wirephoto With washer. Behind Gables. Inter - Varsity Christian Fellowship 351 6319. 5-12-4 DRESSMAKING, and formals ALTERATIONS, Experienced. TYPING theses, — 85 wpm, scientific term papers, reports. will meet in the lounge at Bethel Manor, 803 East Grand River, at 8 CRITICIZES STALIN |MARLETTE. 12x63, 12' Expando. Reasonable charge. 355-1040. Reasonable. 484 2661. O p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1st. Centering S3000 in extras. Washer, dryer, on the 11-11-30 topic leadership, Mr, Keith central air, shed. Will sacrifice. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. Hunt and his wife, Rusty, will be Krushchev remembers 882-8989 after 5 p.m. No or RIDING TAUGHT by qualified job too large or too small answering and asking questions. weekends. 7-12-4 Block off campus. 332-3255. C instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 minutes from TRYOUT! The New Players MSU campus. ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith announce open auditions for Mart 699-2815. 5-12-1 Available NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE offset printing. Complete service for dissertations, theses, Crowley's poignant drama "The Boys In The Band." Auditions will be held (Continued from page 1) make these — points: "Stalin said that if it hadn't allowing Berlin. our troops to If he hadn't done this, take Soviet ideological Union because of COPY SHOPPE can show you tomorrow and Wednesday, Dec. 1 trap and Khrushchev is quoted been for Eisenhower, we the question of differences, "we manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Germany might must still give credit to the allies how to get two Xerox copies for and 2, 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. in the as saying he asked repeatedly to wouldn't have succeeded in Dec. 15th.. . the price of one. Phone 332-4222. C 21 years experience. 332-8384. C Union Ballroom. Scripts are available in Room 149 Auditorium. If halt the forward thrust and back before the Russians could pull capturing Berlin. The Americans could have have been decidedly different and our own position might have for their common cause. contribution . . to the Unfortunately you been there first. turned out quite a bit worse." historical works about World Transportation can't problems, attend auditions, please call or have any 351-8287 be slaughtered, but Stalin Eisenhower held his troops back — While the allies were not our War II have Luxury 4-man furnished or ordered them to press on. and halted their offensive, thus perpetrated an apartment with Typing Service LOST INTEREST? Sell hobby items 355-8266. The reminiscences say more interested in strengthening the illusion. a view. you don't use for cash with a Want COMPLETE THESES service. Spartan Pistol Club members who than 200,000 Soviet soldiers Ad. Dial 355-8255. Discount printing. IBM typing and wish to shoot in the first away match were lost and that Khrushchev Two bedroom, two was summoned to Moscow. binding of theses, resumes, meet at Demonstration Hall by 7 bathrooms, iJext to campus. balconies. publications. Across from campus, corner below MAC Style and Grand Shop. River, Call HATS AND Wanted mittens for elementary p.m. There will be night, Tuesday. no practice that "Stalin started a conversation in a noncommmittal tone," the installment says. " 'You know', ASMSU OKs proposa COPYGRAPH SERVICES, The Winter Term Book Exchange is he said, looking at me 337-1666. C school Indian children. Call coming! There will be a pick-up of closely, (Continued from page 1) 355-1991. 3-11-30 'in World War I, after our "The Academic Council was army WATER'S EDGE APIS. books to be sold FINALS WEEK, in W. Shaw Meeting Room from 12-6 fell into a German encirclement three groups — students, trustees — "veto power" over faculty and with a far sighted, - presented imaginative document; 1050 Water's DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 3 riders needed to Miami and back. p.m., on December 8, 9, 10. The in East Prussia, the general any proposed but rather than allow it to flourish Edge Dr. papers. Expert typist with degree amendment. and Call 332-4432 Leaving December 26 return Winter Term Book Exchange will commanding the troops was prove its worthiness, the Council chose to in English. IBM. 351 8950. OO January 9th. $35 each. 371-1028. take place in W. Shaw Lower Lounge, court - niartialed by the czar. He "Recent faculty actions with the McKee disembowel the report," the letter states. 5-12-2 Winter term REGISTRATION was condemned and hanged.' " Report have shown that the only way we'll Copies of the letter were also sent to WEEK, Jan. 4 - 9. For more (the students) get equal participation in According to the Life President Wharton and the board of A Reminder SPINET PIANO Wanted. Good information on this student run, academic government is publication, Khrushchev's neck - quality, up to $500. Call non - profit service or to volunteer to through the trustees. was saved Academic Freedom Report — at least for 482-9742. 7-12-4 make this service a success, call New only by the fact that In other action, the board approved a his the time being," ASMSU Chairman Hal Community, 353-9785 or call repeated requests for policy statement submitted by Red Cedar BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for withdrawal at Kharkov were Buckner said Sunday. 351-0963. complex representative Joe Urban in all positive, A negative, B negative turned down by Stalin himself, By allowing the board of trustees to support of the Snyder - Phillips proposal, To All and negative, AB negative, $12.00. $10.00. O The MSU Veterans Association will MICHIGAN hold its last meeting of the term this COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Wednesday, December 2 at the and this was known by men around him in the Kremlin. "After these many years, I propose amendments to the Academic Freedom Report but not unilaterally approve them, the -roposal would improve recently rejected by the board of trustees, that would have allowed to live in men and women 507Vi East Grand River, East American Legion Hall (behind Arby's communications between the trustees and alternating rooms on the same often look back on the Kharkov floor. Lansing. Above the new Campus and Macdonald's on Grand River) at other elements of the Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 7 p.m. Plans will be finalized for the episode as an agonizing moment University "We support the concept of dorm Students p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C term end party and a project. All vets and their guests welcome. holiday service are for Khrushchev our Little or Homeland milestone for my own life," the and reminiscences say. a community, Buckner added. The board's proposal will now USAC for further consideration. The board approved go to autonomy in determining living styles in individual residence halls," the says. "We specifically support the statement Snyder - nothing has ever by acclamation a Phillips Proposal. out of the Soviet letter to Gordon Guyer, chairman of Open to students, faculty, administration of Michigan State come Union the "We encourage the residents of \l I after World War II on the role of Steering Committee of Academic Council, Snyder - 'Hlvcrtisemcnts must he paid University and their immediate families. Phillips to continue to act responsibly to IN ADVANCE from Monday, the allies in helping the Soviet expressing the board's "disgust" with the achieve their individual November NEW YEAR'S EVE on the Taylor panel's restructuring of the McKee goal, which is inter 23 until the end of the armed forces achieve their side - related with the goal of the entire li'rni. of the victory. Report on student participation in University, namely, achievement of SPANISH RIVIERA The reminiscences, however, academic government. alternative living styles for different halls." 9 Days of FUN s209Jan. End of Fall Term 'U' b usiness women AVOID THE Dec. 26 3 Peanuts Personal Special - HOLD LINE! " ynu have a bill front un ad plated in the State News this Includes: 9 days, all jet transportation, meals and beverages on board, to hold monthly meet l,rn>. it must be Wi'ilncsday, paid in full by November 25th. If luxurious accommodations, located on the Costa Del Sol, 7 continental breakfasts, transportation between airport / 10 words for $1.00 prepaid The MSU Business Women's Club will hold its monthly "''s is not luncheon at 11:45 a.m. ••miutes to paid you will be held UP at registration. Take a few pay your bill at .147 hotel, etc. Phone your representative: Place in Person or by Mail Lansing. The agenda will feature a music Wednesday in People's Church, East •^•udent Services, and program from J.C. Bryant, Frank Buck 351-8604 & 332-3581 November 30 - December 4 save yourself time and frustration at newly - appointed asst. director of special services for minority Winter Term Registration. or students. Jim Hartle 353-6959 347 Student Services Also featured on the program will be poetry readings by Muriel Clark, bookkeeper • librarian in agricultural economics.