WEATHER Founded1880 Mostly Sunny Incorporated1905 High: 65 Memberof The Daily Winds:5 m.p.h. AssociatedPress The Cornell Sun "Ithaca's Only Morning Newspaper"' VOL.LXXXVII-NO.131 ITHACA, NEW YORK,MONDAY,MAY 10, 1971 12PAGES— TENCENTS FinancialCuts May Cone Busted Quietly on Quad European HitFemale Studies Currency ByPAULAGANTZ Despite financial support from the College of Arts and Sciences Adjusted and the State College of Human Ecology, the Female Studies Program isindanger ofextinctionforlack of funds. — "Coursesheavily dependonfunding," saidArleneRyan, executive Bonn, Germany (AP) directorof the program."If wedonot getmoremoney than what we The West German have already, we will have to either close the studies office or government decided abandonthe additionof newcourses,"she said. yesterday to let the mark Severalmembersof the administrationare currently working seek its own level on with markets a femalestudies committee to find the needed funds. Both private international money and public sources are being contacted, according to Richard to stem the flow of unwanted Saltford,anadministratorforsponsoredresearch. U.S.dollars. At the same time,the Swiss A letterrecently wassent by UniversityPresidentDaleR.Corson franc was revalued upward to the HelenaRubinsteinFoundation askingfor its"overallumbrella by 7 per cent in a move last support" accordingtoSaltford. night to ward off the flow of "We should hear from the foundation and other private sources dollars that produceda crisis thathavebeencontacted withina month,"hesaid. in international currency markets. Federal funds are also being sought, but answers from these I -tarWHktUuJ>M sources arenot expectedfor at leastanother two months.Until then LIKE A ROLLING CONE: This sample of modern architecture, a Chancellor' Willy Brandt said nodecisionregarding nextyear's coursescanbemade. wooden cone, has beendesigned by an unknown artist for the Spring in a nationwide television Arts Festival Students rolling on the arts quad have led to its address the German move did Additionalproblems are being createdby the resignationof Joy downfall not amount to an upward D. Osofsky, human development* revaluation of the mark. That theH wouldmakeGermangoodsmore no! Urges Demonstrators expensive and less competitive new can be made!Laird U.S. to Pay inworldmarkets. to Dean C.B VoiceProtests European Common Market human More Attention to Russia Phone Tax finance ministers, at an 'TheH Washington (AP) — Secretary Of overnight meeting in Brussels, Female notbe! Defense Melvin R. Laird said Germany yesterday the UnitedStates should focus its attention now on what "This is one way to make our gave West and other unlessa for! countries the okay to let their her Knapp "We!happens after Vietnam and what is needed to counter Russia's point to the government in the in!growing momentum. most basic terms, and that currenciesfloat. It is time, he said, to shift the dialogue from "why means money," said Prof. KarlSchiller, West Germany's the or possibly al finance minister, told a news temporaryappointment." Vietnamization"to "beyondVietnam" and to focus on "What's in JamesMatlack,English, aftera store us, securitystandpointbeyond conference here yesterday he The StateCollege Industrial! for from thenational Vietnam." War Tax Resistance expected Laird also indicated his back of enthusiasm for lifting trade demonstration at the Ithaca themark to increasein and Labor to! telephone valuetemporarily. sponsor a with!restructions withRedChina. company office His comments weremadein aninterviewwithU.S.News& World Saturdaymorning. Schillelr saidinastatementthe spring. One!Report. meeting telephone Central Bank "will cease its or appointments After at the two are! The Secretarysaid that while theUnitedStateshasbeentieddown company office on Buffalo intervention" in behalf of the also being according! dollar today. The Brussels toDean inSoutheast Asiasince 1965 Russia has beenable touse its defense Street, 13 tax resistersmarched resources toattaina position of "more orlessparityinthe strategic to Southside Community Center agreement, he added, waB "a academic!nuclear weaponsarea"and at thesame timehas goneforward with where they donated$62 that they compromise for which we all studies,!naval modernization and ground force modernization. Russia, he withheld from their telephone workedhard." has approached Senate!said has a"tremendousweaponsmomentum." Schiller emphasized the on Women to! Continued onPage8 compromise was important supporting! Laird wasaskedif wouldbe I becauseit meant there wouldbe a for U.S. the Female! no change of currency parity to trade Red ICornellLaw Applications within the Common Market and because it provided for a be! He widening of the markfluctuation the Senate! make a it IIncreaseFiftyPer Cent limit "from which the cabinet on and!on the we already I has drawnitsconclusions." Interests! theSoviet and I This year has seen an unparalleled increase in the number of Switzerland was told of its be! the for I applicationsfor enrollmentin the CornellLaw School. The increase nation's decision in a special on by the Senate on!the warcomes II of 50 per cent over last year is attributedlargely to an apparent television'address by President Thursday make beliefamongmany applicantsthata legaleducation is the best way Rudolf Ghaegi, who explained to effect social change, according to Donald M. Sheraw, assistant that this was the only step deanfor admissions. possibleundertheconditions. Artists Celebrate Black Life Preparation to deal with such great social problems as urban The dollar flow into blight, civil rights, ecology and poverty weremost often cited by Switzerland has totalled $1.3 applicants as reasons for wishing to enter the legal profession, he billionduring thepastsix weeks, said. fueling an inflation that was Sherawexplained there hasbeen asteady increase in applications already running at 5.9 per cent during thepast tenyears,butnothing tocompare to thisyear's. during thepast12months. "Needless to say, the competition for the 155 to 160 openings for Several governmentministers next fall'sfirstclassis keen," said, rather he ContinuedonPage8 as the up! economy a steady! female minorityI to! BigRedDefeats Bruins SherawIInKeyIvy Tilt The squeeze has! Lacrosse propelledstudents applying! ByPAULKAYE law seniors! — SpecM.1*TVCaracll DallySm futures! Providence,R.I. "Write about the boys; they deserve it." A clear than theymight!superb display of skill and inspiration by the Cornell lacrosse team earned those words fromCoach Richie Moran as the Big Red beat Continued on Page 8 Brownby 12-4before1500 raucousBruinfans. The Ivy League showdown was the crucial game on Cornell's calendar.The victory virtuallyassures the Red of at least a pieceof Sun to Set the Ivy title.Brown's league recordis now 5-1; Cornell's is 4-0 with Sun readersand advertisers only Dartmouthand Princeton, the two weakestteams in the loop, are reminded that with this left toplay. issue, The Sun begins its last The Big Red's play waspractically flawless Although Brownheld week of publication for the all thestatisticaledges, theCornelldefense wasimpenetrable spring semester. A special Brown's star attackman.Bob Sealise, was held scoreless for Uve SOUL BALLET Dancers leap into motion in a ballet segment of "To "seniorissue" of TheSun will firsttimethisyear by juniordefensemanBill Ellis.Ellis wasallover All Things Black and Beautiful.' presented last weekend by the appearJune 4. hisman. neverallowinghimtogetoff a goodshot. Cornell I ,United Black Artists at Continued on Page12 2 Monday,May10,1971 The DailySun Cornell * Mariner 8 Fails Martian Mission SjSni [_!____£_ DRD T^S— — wLnE&A_\ Cape Kennedy, Fla. (AP) investigation turns up. But hope liftoff. 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EVENINGS UU9P.W. J SAT.& SUN.TIU7PJA. B j? LES CARABINIERS by Jean-Luc Godard plus INTERVIEWS WITH MY LAI iscountrecords! VETERANS 405 College Ave.Ithoca,Phone272-2215 *. dOPEN ____&__§___. 7, W _ 5 .. .- V S,r»VT,»T,T^T^'aJ Jfc^aa»7_.^ $1.25 open to the *^puhlic ■■■*■" GuestBoorr. Women: Not You Uoanna Fiuss Friends of mine have a clever and saying: Notyou. That is, not too many of honest three year old boy who recently yoa. discovereda new word: Not-you."Iwant UndergraduateDays somebody to read to me, not-you." "Get When Ispeak of the discriminationour me a glass of milk, not-you." "Iwant to society practices against women, I be put to bed,not-you." Oftenthe wordis remember my undergraduate days. used to indicate whichparent heprefers Certainly Iwasn'tdiscriminatedagainst, at the moment: sometimes it helps to quite the contrary. fend off visitors: "I want to play, not Iremember freshman anthologies on you." Mann the Culture-Maker and Man the My first reactionto "Not-you" wasthat Tool-Maker and Man the Rebel and The Ihad heard it before. Eventually it Brotherhood of Man. Ieven remember occurred to me that "Not-you" is Peking Man and Java Man. When I fastened,like akind of invisibleneon sign, remarkedon this, Iwas told that it was to most of the roles and activities in our only a rhetorical convenience; "Man" society. Hero, leader, politico, doctor, meant mankind, that is, everybody. I teacher, wheeler-dealer,poet, astronaut,— believed it until I found the single revolutionary,messiah, intellectual all chapters and special appendices in the have the invisible addition that remains backs of the books: Women in Ancient quiescent most of the timebutlights up if Rome, Feminine Psychology, Modern a womangets anywhere near it: Not-you. Women: Is She Lost?, Women Writers: (There are other sorts of people who Their SpecialProblems,andsoon. trigger the sign, for example, black RhetoricalConvenience tt seemed that the "rhetorical convenience" explanation was not quite accurate — Mankind, it seemed, was male.Women weremore thanmankind or less than mankind or a minority of mankind or a special form of mankind. That is:Mankind, Not-you. There wasthe Glamorous Drunken Poet, their first dance; this wastrivial.So the think so anyway),andnot relatedat all to Phosphorescently Doomed Not-you. girls did not speak up inclass. (We still physics or mathematics There was the Existential Hero Full of judge literature by its subject-matter;— At Cornell Angst Not-you (a recent freshman roughly speaking, power counts and There are five FemaleStudies courses compos"ition anthology has two books about power and violence are aoffered at—Cornell right now. ExistentialHeroines: JacquelineOnassis automatically judged to be better than 3 credits Education— 470 ( Agr) Women and Sophia Loren). There was the otherbooks. And "broader.") in Education a section of Ed. 470,— absolute lack of attention given to ArtToo Educational Issues in a Democracy feminism as a historical phenomenon. In short, Art too has that little sign Bereaud — There was the writing teacher who attached to it that lights up only when 4 credits English 482 (Arts) The— exclaimed innocently, "Why can't any womenapproach: Not-you. Representationof Women inLiterature woman write like Hemingway?" There Somebody needs to take that sign off. Russ — were the endless variations on male Female Studies is one way of doing it. In 3 or 4 credits HDFS 390 (Hum Ec)— adolescence: Portrait of the Artist as a my view, Female Studies is not a Evolution of the Female Personality Young Man (Not-you). There was the discipline initselfbut a way of correcting Osofsky — assumption that everybody believedbut existing disciplines both by— re- 3 credits Rural Sociology 374 (Agr)— nobody notices, that womenwriterswere, interpretation and by research since Sociology of the Female LaborForce of course, minor writers, and not worth theexisting disciplines donotshowmuch Farley — studying. So we studied Christopher sign of correctingthemselves.Itseems to 3 credits — Bio Sei 204A (Arts) Women Smart but not Aphra Behn. We studied me that unless oneunderstands thatlittle in Society a section— of Bio Sei 202, E.M. Forster but not Virginia Woolf. (I "Not-you"sign and itscauses,onecannot Biology andSociety Feeny did not even know of her "A Room of teach Female Studies. That is, Female While, middle-class. Western males One's Own," which speaks to just this Studies must be feminist or there is no (remember the dance over women's question, until years later.) We read reason for it to exist. Students in female weekend this term) are not used to the Thackeray, who was splendid, but not studies will sometimesask why we don't little sign "Not-you" because it doesn't Charlotte Bronte, who was eccentric, present "the other side." We don't light up whenthey approacha prestigious— minor, and dull. Emily Bronte and because the otherside is all aroundus, in role, or an exciting activity or an George Eliotwerementionedbut Ididnot the University as in every other academic discipline. Therefore most of institution.It is because theother side is exists. When it lights ) we gotten have to read them. Jane Austen was them don't think it — people. In general, have allaroundus that Female Studies has to — once a lifetime they of sayingexplicitly that delicate and kittenish, also limited up fromthem in beyond the point exist. get FemaleStudies is one way of we want our teachers to be male (and (because she did not write about the furious. Wars). Dickinson, Itisobvious thatFemaleStudieswillbe erasing those Not-you's^. white) or that real heroes are male Napoleonic Emily from a few eccentric professors important in some disciplines,irrelevant No moreNot-You!s. heroes, or that "feminine leader" is a aside example, who were thought tobe alittleextremeon to others. For Female Studies contradiction in terms. And there are a history or the messiahs, thesubject, wasknown tobecranky,over- courses will be crucialin few teachers, poets, heroes, psychological sciences, very Prof. Joanna Russ, English, is teaching on, who cute, inexperienced,and really aspecial social and intellectuals and so are in fact important inliteratureandart, important "Representations of Women in harder find than taste. Hawthorne, on the contrary, was women.TheNot-youis to only in certain areas of biology (I would Literature" this semester. it used to be. For example, women have profound and important. this,of course, waspartof any been educated at Cornell for almost a None of -zLetters- and conscious conspiracy. Nobody was out to century, but equal numbers of male fact, female first-year students entered the get me (or anybody else). In College only year. (This isstilla professors worried about their female To Pres. Corson Arts this passivity; they quota; if students were admitted on the students' apathy and up more in basis of qualificationalone, there would wished the girls would speak develop writing class, remember one (Pres. Corson received the following the proposed plan and,possibly, be more women than men in the Arts class. In I 1971. story adventure-sex,full letterFriday.) alternatives during the summer of College. ) To deny women higher about strenuous work of screams, groans, balls, sperm, DearDr.Corson: This teamwill be paid for full-time education is a very obvious kind of Not- during the months of June, July, and College as pronging, blood, gore, desperation, and During the past several weeks wehave you. To admitthem to the Arts you August, and will be composed of one more subtle Not-you. To "animalgrunts." The class judged this to had a series of correspondence with a minority is a university on the personfrom AffirmativeAction,one from to Arts College under a be profound, raw, deep, and true. I and other officials admit them the girls to of the "Program for Africana Studies, one undergraduate fiftyper quota is stilla Not-you. It is remember another about going general subject — cent Minority Education," and the specific (COSEP), and onegraduatestudent all topic of the "Coordinator of Minority of whom willbechosen by thiscommittee Black Wqt Cornell S>un Affairs" position which was proposed in with the approval of the Bail? that program. To date, no resolution of community. founded1880 Incorporated1905 Awaiting your prompt response, we undergraduates. our respective positions on either the An independent newspaper edited by Cornell University you a negativereply will Published dailyexcept Saturdayand Sundayduringthe college year by TheCornell generalprogram or the specific position must inform that Daily Sun, 109 East State Street, Ithaca, N.Y 14850 Telephone (607) AR 3-3606 compel us to use every skill, technique, Yearly subscription $15 mailed,$9deliveredlocallyit paid inadvance hasbeenachieved. rates at our toorganize An independent newspaper edited by Cornell University undergraduates. As such, with the semesterdrawing toa and resource command Published dailyexcept Saturday and Sundayduringthecollege year by The Cornell Black community into overt Daily Sun, 109 East State Street, Ithaca, N.Y. 14_50 Telephone (607) AR 3-3606 close and the possibilities for sustained the Yearly subscriptionrates »15 mailed,»9 delivered locallyifpaid in advance. diminishing, we are oppositiontoyourprogram. communication Sincerely, of The AssociatedPress forced to demand that the University Member Turner TheAssociated Press is exclusivelyentitledto the use forreproductionofall news adhereto the followingguidelines: James dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited, and also fhe local news items Hank Webb published herein. (1) No newprogramorpositionrelating Represented for national advertising by National Educational Advertising instituted Willie A.Drake Services, 360Lexington Ave , New York, N.Y. to Black education will be Osby without a supporting of the Bill SecondClassPostagePaidat Hhaca,NewYork referendum BenjaminBowser Black persons affected by such developments; Timothy L.Weldon TomJones (2) In view of the fact that the University has utilized full-time CarsonCarr NIGHT EDITOR Richard Westlund '73 HoustonJohnson COPY EDITOR Ellen Tumposky '73 professionalstaff todevelopand study the currently proposed, the University Chester Williams SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR Jon Shure '73 plan Education RogerArchibald 68 willfund aBlack research team to study Ad HocCommitteeonBlack PHOTO NIGHT EDITOR i , -- TheCornellTJailjiSun z :_-_■ Monday, May10,1971 5

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Notices Arts College - Students ReturnCommittee onAcademicRevision 8 * "" USe ""***** SuTman of BSPS3B NorthsideCommunity - Center Volunteer needed to teach once a MAY WE weekfor three weeks.Call 272-3622 from1-5 pm Universal Life Church - Picnic set for Saturday<*■.<«u«»y hasnas Deenbeen \ postponedtoMay16. I^Sii^^l CEEB - LanguagePlacement Exams RegisterforMay 24 HORN ne testsin IN? C»tVp.?K.- aS n aS P°ssible Brin8 fee* thattime rij.l A%2^ S £°°°mm,t - « \ '" ' An T^ii , C ee y°ne interestedin serving VISION " " on^nh?/onPublic AffairsAffl^ Investments,i , -or CONTACT . Research,or Off-Campus Programs ■\1 mf" r I subcommitteesfilloutan applicationintheSenateOffice Dajm -'H DE "__Jir**^T T"T* P 1 fl _SS___ T I you? Lectures- Ornithology j ~" I "Behaviorof the Brogla."George ArCIUDa,d i^SAXJRO The Men of V,sion Archibaldat 7-45 '^^^^ have p.m. today inStuart ObservatorySapsucker 745 I lg SERVICE Watermargin - Woods " taken thc 'new' out of con- Lecture "Military and Selective Service T.aw ArloTatum, head of Central j; ta.ct lens fittings and are Ph,adelph.a Committee of Consc entiots J ' I, sure that if at 7:30 p.m.todayinStraight OWeSrs you are properly fitted, you too,can wear them with case Biology and Society - MemoriaEm and "Mans Use of Other Men: The Second "] comfort. Sex. KarenFeenyat 8:15p.m.todayinStatler Auditorium | See the Men of Vision...and See Better Meetings | QUALITY. . .CONVENIENCE. . .PERSONAL SERVICE - OmicronNu 8 to 10p.m. todayin - StraightArtRoom. [{ I BROKEN LENSES I „ n AATT ExecutiveBoard elections at 4:30 p.m.today inMartha 138 VanRenssaler NG35. - | replaced East State Street Dining Subcommittee Lettuce issue today considered at 4:30 p.m broken frames Appointment StraightNorthRoom. * Call for I EPAIRED Phone: 272-7441 CheatersFacePenalties Jl j OR REPLACED Students who plagiarize or cheating, the cheat on committee exams or papers may reviewed penalties given out face suspension from the during University the 1970-71academicyear if they are caught, for violations of academic according toa warningissuedby integrity. the Student-Faculty Committee During the past year, eight onAcademic Integrity. cases of plagiarism With were heard the approach of final by thecommittee.Fourstudents exams and the pressure TTie thatcan were suspended for a semester chimesmasters announce I cause increased plagiarism and asaresultof thesehearings. (un*/i mixed feelings) that the I NOWHEAR THIS! chimes will not be played ■F YOUR IMPORT IS GIVING YOU for the I """■Wmuc* nex/ ■mports! /eio toeefo w/nfe new I equipment is being installed. I During this period the tower will I fee closed to visitors. I f\M dS&yy} ____ss_v Bi 77ie chimes will be played for I graduation as Ml____B_____ 1 usual. I 7 M Cheers to allforfinals. I

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Though ie that the Black man seems to the sheer immenseness of the moving portrayal of the Black style and sla„ j wield with the greatest woman's dilemma in the scene around and break, with special reduced ■ territory that this play ranges o IdiscountWe give students a eloquence,set the theme for this engenders greatest from "Blues For Mister whirlwindofTh, *t to | over that the |rates in Hilton Hotels from Boston Honolulu. United Black Artists' amazement. There are scenes Charlie"byJamesBaldwin. LeroiJones. (Faculty and graduate school students get a dis- | production. The combination of that chronicle the Black man's Other standouts wereCharles Black artist, rt arts along with a Shepard for his inspired wrestle with count too.) I these passage in this country fromhis i I Let send you a pamphlet listing the Hilton smattering of interludes from chained arrival to the airless, recreation of the arm flailing, meanings and! !. us the works of several of Black amen provoking, Baptist such an n |HotelsandInns thatoffer special student rates.Also I hate-tensed confines of a New assert America's greatest playwrights City subway Leroi preacher and Dennis Williams touches off. d Hilton Identification Card to use when- | York car in a a Student and poets capture the spirit of Jones' "Dutchman." Mr. for hismeaningfulrecitationsof environment as ri ever you register. ■ the Black man's existence and Everett, however,does not stop poetry. destructive I Mail this coupon to Hilton Hotels Corporation, history in thiscountry. at just a historical account. He "To All Things Black and sensibilities as r |Travel Department, National Sales Division, 9880 I It is questionable whether or travels beyond the presentation Beautiful" is open to many pronouncement r Wilshire Blvd.,BeverlyHills, California 90210. | not the word brilliant is of mere eventsand, through the levels of interpretation,not the only link with f - - intertwining of song, least of them being just damn possibilities. We want to make it easy for you to come visit -w skillful poetry,and dance, he assembles good entertainment.However,if This wres g theHiltons-X f Arhbld Printing the fears, hopes, and strengths Iwere to chose the one that _ that ring most true to the black meant the most to me it would . Name. I Company experienceasit reallyis. revolve around the name of the FreeConcertHighlightto ■ It is the music thatassists the last poemin theplay, "For May Address (Successor to most in holding this entire People."Iwishthat everyBlack * together. personinthe country could have 'SunshineMemorial'Fest |City .State Zip NortonPrintingCo production Mario andUpstatePress) Baeza, the music director, has beenintheaudience. Several thous; College_ Class of19 done an admirable job,not only ie in terms of the fine rock bands, art L 416 E. arrangements, but also through Peace Corps weather balloo i his well calculated break-offsof hand for Sund " State Street andlead-intosfor the dramaand Peace Corps Director Memorial Fest Slope ie ______■ according ■HILTOnHOTELS:______«■ ______M I poetry. Another member of the Joseph Blatchford has 272-7800 announced that the agency organizers. Admission to k B " " reversed a four-year '"*■ or ami. ic*. mo., has Cvolkswaoen ART'S decline in applications from be free. Theba E prospectivevolunteers. Death and -Ta TRANSMISSION "The heartening response Elmo'sFire a ir from Americans of all ages, and Fat Dog, j SERVICE Hartford, Specialists Ip Automatic Transmission-, backgrounds and races Con t demonstrated that the Peace agreedtoperfor I Corps continues to hold a "We're trying t strong appeal for those who biggest thing ic year," said Mk want to help their fellow < man,"saidBlatchford. '73, one of of Suchoff saidtha a — — With four months , " ALL TYPES" recruiting still to go, built for the« " REPLACED REPAIRED expected to visionsarebeini i REBUILT KESEALEO applications are " EASY DRIVE-IN . 26,000. upwardsof 5000 I * ADJu _D a total of Last PARKING ADJUSTEDST reach — year's total was 19,022 a One of the i planned is a "d if four-yearlow. « 273-3642206 E. 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Just right. £f The Volkswagen Squareback: Not too not too I Ripley Motor Corp. rt\ 337 Elmira Road \Q(/ —— & —^ ■■____■ ON ATCO RECORDS TAPES £ Ithaca AU^"° TheCornellDailySun Monday,May 10, 1971 7 Litfcry Journal S S. LEAVING TOWN? 'UIjILKERJR. examinations in blues-jazz livesinspiteof andinreactionto f \ If you won't be around ***** moments are reflected in the the Collectivity and the "._, t* **»"■**■ fourth edition of "WATU," the Dream/Goals. '"***, tan. \ to get your senior issue literary journal published by There has come a certain V^ >-soc litical term Cornell black students in honesty that machine-gunpoems on the newsstands tablj. for theera. conjunction with the Africana did not allow before. These \w jf ugh led in new Center. writersarereaching for "amore 1- (June 4) have us mail it sian Jfe moved In its introduction, James personal and concrete level of \ C nd ough the Cunningham comments: "...itis expression," within and along fTb-j t Poets and no accident that this issue with a growing revolutionary \ to you. reflects a greater interest in frame ofreference. \SS/ tists 'e now to fiction and if not less of an It is from this development vith i myriad interest in poetry, there that, in the B illie ndnations that certainly is more concern witha Holiday/Coltrane tradition, a poetryof adiffering sustaining, sserjnecessarily ' 50rt...." '' supportiveBlack Art >ff.Id in an WATU, as well as the isnurtured. 'asßrived andas undergradblackcommunity asa "WATU" will be on sale at Includes: ve Iearthly whole, has been significantly WillardStraight and the Africana \^_ J aslrnell, that influenced, for better or worse, Center startingtoday, " List of candidates for degrees by Blacks entBr be one's 74. They bring with i " xvtzV withßre hopeful them asolidfamiliaritywith the Schedulefor Alumni Week f. i\ timesand the needtounderstand BRIDGE CORNER " Schedule for Senior Week these themselves and their racing The gallon aida half of wine and the two reslf boxes of pretzeli were gone the night hmfP^JSitf while " was .till young, hut theninetablesofbridge Summary of past four years of (^wTJSr players who out Vf turned for the last Cornell bridge tournament of the H7O-71 season Cornell Athletics didn't seem to mind. For Dan Margulisand Tp^T \ Peter riling,the nightwas apersonaltour de ~~^ force. Their 140V.points,J2Vi above the10> CornellDaily Sun i i average,gave them a very fine65.0per cent game.BonnieBrierandArnie Resnick were 109E.State St. I ninnersup with Itt,justahead ofKen Levy Ithaca,N.Y.14850 \ <""*_- iiisAeople, four conventionalfirst aid servicesas and Jeff Cersonsky, who scored UlVi. £> help Benson Ho and Alan L.ndmark were fourth anEbcteen foot wellas for thosehavingbad 126, experience with Scott Shiffner and Peter Jackson llowill be on withdrugs. fifth with 121"*. and Ira Kastrinsky and undl "Sunshine "People seem to think it's Henry Pullman sixth with IK. Also above going to be a average wereTom Mengcs and DaveReiner, estfl" on Libe mini-Wopdstock," and TedEmonds and GregChou. ingße festival's saidMollyMead 71of Mainline. Tbehonor game was the fourthof the year "But if the weatheris nice and for Clingand thesecond for Mai-gulis Dave will the musicis good, there Tracy andRoger Cans were the pacesetters ORDER toßoncert won'tbe in honor game accumulations with six -— ba Buffalango, manydrugproblems." apiece, niing and Peter Levine each had I-; Ta and Saint four,Fred Jacob three, and Margulis, Alan I Lndmark, ONE — Tom Menges,Harry Bonacquist. -a im Ithaca Scott Shiffner, and Tom- Falduto -two each. g, [roup from Several othershadone. I IT WeU, guess tosay NOW!! cut, it's time "Seeyounext DO to have year" to now those "who willreturn next fall and or nothing. NEED A "Farewell,pal tothose who won't.It'sbeen ing nake it the greatfun.I'll not soonforget the night of the first game, ; Cornell this Swiss team when wehadbridge PLUMBER? players hangingfrom therafters;thenightI /Ik A. Suchoff DIAL AR forgot the bye-stand,and we met the same organizers. 3-3393 boards half-way through; or Stian and ba ageis being Benson's all-time low 22per centgame. But < what I'll ultimatelyremember about this , and pro- DONOHUE year is the remarkablebondofcomaradarie in le to handle and friendship that developed among our regular players.Thisconvivialandfun-filled . le. HALVERSON fellowship has made our tournament ■ ities being something special My thanks to all my 60_ W SINKAST. friends, the members Jp^BußlTlEsT d lent" where of theCornell Bridge Bee? Club,the peoplewho madeit go. Sisa w " The Dining& Drinking Experience provide FREDJACOB jjW Greatest Ever

The word isoutonDonny Hathaway. break liftsthe record to anew elevation- A few weeks ago, thesuperb com- followed bya string ensemble thattakes poser-singerCarole King pickedup eight ityet higher again— climax uponun- copiesof Donny's first LP("Everything believable climax. WhenIplayedhis IsEverything," producedbyhimself) Little Girl side for its writer, the wonderful and distributed them to her heaviest BillyPreston (great artist thatheis inhis pals andgurus— such as Lou Adler and ownright), Billy was transfixedbythe JamesTaylor— withtheexhortationtodig. record— Donny's singing,keyboard The nextportent cameat Aretha playing, andfantastic arrangement for Franklin'srecentepochal appearance voices and strings. at the Fillmore West, where sheand Ray AndIwould liketobe thereWhen Charles wererappingbackstageabout BobbyScott hears whatDonny doeswith Donny, who,in their modestopinionsis HeAin'tHeavy,the definitive soulrendi- just about the"baddest" newentryon tionthatalot of peopleIknow havebeen the scene. waitingfor. And a few dayslater, at theCriteria Ihavebeenplayingthe album forsome W plus ROAST PRIME RIBS jf Studiosin Miami, superstar SteveStills, weeksnow for friends, familyandcol- OF BEEF Seconds of Roast Beef compliments of Management. workingonhis newalbum, soundedme: leagues, and thereactionisalways the uVjjP the V*W "Hey, what's the chanceof Donny same:joy andstunned disbelief.We are Hathaway coming down topick onmy in great hopesthat thisportends a wide album?" acceptance byanappreciativeaudience Thewordisdefinitelyout. forDonny Hathaway and this album, Theliner notesto Donny's first LP produced withabiding love,meticulous informus that he(1) Was bornin Chicago care,and, wedearly pray,impeccable in 1945(2) AttendedHowardUniversity taste. (3) Playedhis first music jobs inthe My specialthanks toourownKing Washington,D.C. area(4)Then achieved Curtis, wholoundDonnyHathawayat heavy acclaimin the tradefor his singing, a trade conventionandwhobroughthim playing, arranging, composing,and posthastetomyollice. And thesame to producing forsuch as Roberta Flack, our ownAril Mardin who split withDonny CurtisMayfield,JerryButler,andothers. the arranging chores, coming through Hereat Atlantic, where wehavehad withhis usualbrilliance andunfailing theprivilege of working withRayCharles, musicality.Listentothe llutesandcellos Aretha FranklinandOtis Redding, we onAril's treatment otLeonRussell's aredaring tohopethat Donny eventually meltable A SongFor You, andIthink you mayjoin themin thespecialpantheonof will seewhyAril's isprobably the fastest thosespeciallygiftedfew who: growingreputationamongthenewbreed Sing thebest. otarrangersandmusicians. And thanks, Play thebest. deeply, toour great rhythm section: Compose thebest. CornellDupreeonguitar, Chuck Rainey Arrange thebest. onbass, andthelegendaryAlJackson, As forhis string,horn, andchoral whocameup toNew York fromMemphis arrangements,pleaselisten to thesoul- tohandle thepercussion. shiveringinstrumentalinterlude in Giving JERRY WEXLER Elmira Road, Ithaca,N.Y. Res.:272-6484 Up where firstKing Curtis' tenor sax

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(3 and I1/2) and family adventure leads to escape from life, to a For information call277-0046. MINI-PEOPLE 405 LakeSt. 273-8160 .situation. Live-in sitter for September on. in moment when nature and the supernatural Notices 2 — girl. campus. 272-2770. Agent apartment A-15 fleeting grace SCOUT 1962 with 1968 engine. New Coupleorsingle Near meet in a intimation of so $1500. that an awareness of what transmission, brakes, snows. WOULD LIKE to share room or apartment powerful even "AMBITIOUS MEN of all trades, north to 272-7924. fhe camera cannot show us is happiness ALASKA and YUKON, around S2BOO a Evenings with native Japanese student(s) for next enough."— month. For complete information write to — wheels, year.Please call272-2660 after5. Greenspun.New York Times (3/17.70) RESEARCH, 161, Stn-A, 1960 MGA Rebuilt engine, wire Wanted 12 11,7, JOB P.O. Box Michelins, needs body work. $250. 273-0982 G.S.D.-Tuesday,May 9:1590c Toronto, Ont. Enclose S3 to covercost". AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER. Luxuriously Limited to theCornell Community after6. WANTED: capable officers torun Corithian furnished studio apartment with balcony, Club next year. Ifinterested call for swimming pool. Includes TV and air FREE DOG— Pretty female. Collie type.2 '63 CADILLAC,excellent condition, all the Yacht EUROPE?CAMPING? TRAVELING? years. Loveable. House trained. Had shots. interview at 277-3651 before general conditioning. Idealfor 2students orcouple.9 extras, 'power'everything,call evenings277 elections on Tues.,May 11. month lease, September-May. 654 Elmira Call David272-6651. 3906. Rd,272-5252. BACKPACKS — Hurst, CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB Is sailing 1970 OLDSMOBILE 442, 455 ci., 3, 4, BACKPACKS power brakes, Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons EXCEPTIONAL 5 room furnished air, power steering, disc 1 p.m. Call apartments in Freeville. Couples or male SENIORS belowbook. 272-5380. after Weather permitting. BACKPACKS THE SUN'SGIFTTOYOU Straight Desk or Clubhouse (273-9722) for groups. Phone 898-3092. is aspecial subscription price fornext year 1964 MGB from private owner. Can be seen windconditions. Gl-foUP OR Best made alum. Frames, nylon bags. atIthaca Imports.Call 257-2313. 'SUITABLE FOR A STUDENT Three models, direct from factory, none $9 — 'CO-OP. On State St. a large 9 bedroom*, 273-7236, ONLY CLASSIC AMERICAN SPORTSCAR 1965 largekitchen and livingroom, recreational better. Cheap! Call Roger delivery bymail To Buy 13 Information, evenings. For Corvette, 365 h.p. 327, close ratio 4-speed. Wonted room. For more AR 2-7291 Order now Two tops. Silver grey with black leather after2p.m. at 109 E.StateSt. seats. 4 new polyglas tires. Excellent USED FURNITURE and household' or Call273-3*o*6 appliances. to *** — performance as well asgood looks. Call257- Highest prices paid. Bring or AVAILABLE JUNE- 1. Completely CORNELLCINEMA -3772anytime. call State Street Bargain House, Phone 272 furnished apartment married couple 4911. Large bedroom, study, living-dining, at STATLER bathroom, kitchen, parking. Walking 1967 SPORT FURY Plymouth. Air- 1936-1946, presents BusinessService 3 windows, OLD LIFE AAAGAZINES Ted Cornell. Quiet surroundings. conditioned, stereo, power vinyl 273-8238, distance to - buckets, console, garaged.277-1958. Brown, after 7p.m. Water included. Rent $125 monthly "LES CARABINIERS" T AND STRUCKING— Will move alltypes' top, negotiable during summer. Call evenings, furniture and appliances. Also clean, Tires, 34,000 273-8696. basements, 1968 BMW 1600 Michelin X garages, attics. Reasonable miles, grey, rates 273-7667or 273-2058, 9to sdaily. metallic bestoffer. 277-0334. Wanted ToRent 14 MODERN ONE BEDROOMAPARTMENT, By Jean-Luc Godard furnished or unfurnished. Call 273-5880 "LES CARABINIERS is probably the $5 REWARD Info leading to rental between8 and10p.m. simplest study of war in the history of OF apartment for married couple Sl3O month (narrativecinema ... it eats into the mind Typing 5 BIG SELECTION September.257-2612. DOWNTOWN, 310 N. Geneva. 1 bedroom ilike acid. If this is not a masterpiece, it will USEDTIRES unfurnished apartment. Available do until onecomes alonq."— Kenneth Tynan ALLSIZES SMALL HOUSE,rural setting, near Ithaca, immediately for 1 or 2 persons. 12 month Tuesday, Wednesday May11,12. 7, 915 s? 25 EXPERIENCED TYPIST wants typing to' $125/ at 533-4072, Julyone or sooner. Call 273-8014. lease. month includes all utilities. Opento thePublic do home. 898-5250. Telephone272-9242. FROMSS.OOUP $10 REWARD— grad couple seeking one IBM TYPING 45 page. Glenn Waring, 256 bedroom unfurnished apartment. Not LARGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. 3 STATLER 5618. Collegetown or Downtown. Outside Ithaca. minutes to campus. Furnished, utilities. 1 SMITH-CORONA Electric .40/page. Ann TallmadgeTire Service Very acceptable. June occupancy. $140/mo. year fromJune I.Couple.273-3329 STUDENT CAFETERIA Hubbell,273-6999. 716 W.Clinton St. 256-1246. WANTED: Roommate for 4 man apartment TUESDAY / MAYII TYPING. Theses, term papers, fast,, 52,000 miles, good condition, COUPLE desires 1 or 2 bedroom on E. Buffalo. Startingnext semester. Own 1967 JAVELIN GRAD pay Jim, CompleteDuck Dinner ,_-____.accurate, dependable.272-8509. standard transmission, snow tires. 277-3292 apartment for June 1 to August 31. Will single.$65 a month with utilities. Call SouporSalad or 273-5679evenings, weekends. $50amonth. Call277-3594 after6p.m. 256-5855after 10 p.m. SELECTRIC— Carbon ribbon, pica.1 Duck IBM unfurnished, baths, Vegetable Experienced. Thesis, books, directories,, 1966 RAMBLER AMERICAN V-8, four on 2 BEDROOMS 1 1/2 air- Coffee or Tea term papers. CaU273-6866. the floor, heavy suspension, special conditioned, private, dishwasher, sublet or Dessert handlingpacket.277-329Z273-5679. ForRent 15 lease.July1.257-0357. TYPIST, EXPERIENCED— SPEED IBM' 1, Selectric Theses, term- EquipmentrecordingMT/SR AVAILABLE JULY 1971. 4 man $1.99 manuscripts, 1967MGB Goodcondition. 26,000miles. Best IBM-OFFSET apartment, 104-106Pearl St., Ithaca.$60 per papers, stencils.272-2547. offerover $1000. 272-9434 unit selectric composer. Magnetic tape model V andMT/SC outputunit. For more man or $240 per mo. everything furnished leaving, forget to snows, George except electric. First floor.Dial any evening SENIORS-— before don't TYPING DONE IN MY HOME-reasonable '62 MG MIDGET— 4 speed, good info call 273-3207 or 273-9772. except 594-3477, the Senior Issue of THE SUN— only anytime 43,400 miles, $400. after6 p.m. Tues. 8. Thurs. order rates.Call 273-9124. evgine,body, only asking Osmond. Odessa, Mary 25C CallChuck,277-3115. Spaulding. EXPERIENCED TYPIST— WiII type term SLOOP needsa home for the1 - FIBERGLASS AVAILABLE June 1, 1971. 3 man papers and theses on electric typewriter. HEALEY 1959 Classic with summer. Fully equipped includes Road, $180 AR AUSTIN cushions, trailer, cuddy sleeps two apartment, 408 Dryden Ithaca. Mrs. Rooney, 2-5746. overdrive. Good exterior but needs engine and that per only. Everything 6 WEEKS INEUROPE with It day mo. 2nd floor furnish- work.CallKen, 257-3443. mattresses. Rent for a or a electric. 594-3477, Odessa, DailyFlights FAST, EXPERT month.272-8895. ed except Dial Scheduled ACCURATE TYPING: after 6 p.m. except Tues. 8. Thurs. AAary $279 thesis, term papers. Reasonable and BARRACUDA 68 Plymouth convertible Spaulding. rate. Call257-1596evenings. Barracuda Sport Special dependable Decor Group, transmission, S Group, 4 speed 1, Plan Your Summer At — Formula tachometer, ApartmentsFor 6 AVAILABLEJuly 1971.2 manapartment. EXPERIENCED TYPIST wlll type sure grip differential, radio, Rent \ St., Ithaca. $140 per mo.2nd stripe, green 517 S. 'Aurora Gulliver's World Ltd. theses, term paper, manuscripts etc. on Rallye cluster sports with floor. Everything furnished. Dial any IBMSelectric. Call273-4049after5 :15p.m. black top. AUTO-MATCH OF ITHACA. ATTRACTIVE STUDENT APARTMENTS evening after 6 p.m. except Tues. 8. Thurs. 273-2211 Private Owner. 273-8224. summer and September. Singles and 594-3477, Odessa, AAary Spaulding. multiples.Also singlerooms. 387-6250or 273 1966 PORSCHE 912. Excellent condition 273 8582. ALL THREE APARTMENTS please look Roommatefor summer. Automotive For Sale 7 — 3662. . WANTED: Female - — — and do not call unless you truly — i themover campus i» *~ ■■ ■ . ; 594-3477, Ideal location. Close to and your are interested. Mary Spaulding, downtown Call nights,273-4936. FOR A GOOD BUYon auto insurance, Ddessa, evenings after 6, except Tues. __. see Lee Newhart at 1011 West State ST«\ .HESTNUTHILLAPTS. Thurs. phone 273-6391 MobileHomes 8 143Chestnut St. .< 31/2,41/2, 5 1'2.Rooms. I for June 1and Sept. 1 .OLLEGETOWN: Furnished single CORNELLCINEMA See 1968 SCHULT 12x50. Perfect for couple. INow renting or shared bath. $90 or Carpeted. Washer, dryer, FEATURING apartments, private Furnished. conditioning^ $105. 10months 272-7863 afternoons. at IVES 120 storagi. shed. Close tocampus. 277-3172. "W Central heatingand air presents TOWNLEY Privateterraceor balcony. share4 bedroom house with ** an-jclosete__.,. 4THNEEDED: for a FOR SALE: 2 bedroom, completely Spaciousrooms . tC girls, June l-Aug. 31. 273-9891, Joey, Jo, furnished.Rte. 13.347-4806. "a*l2cu. ft. refrigeratorandjJispqsal ■■Aarcl. __ "THE MAKING OF Beautiful wooded sife adjacentto West USEDCAR 1958 2 bedroom mobile home, Hill School. OR 2 GIRLS NEEDED to share large, 328 Elmira Rd. 272-9010 FOR SALE— " for young andold. 1. BUTCH CASSIDY AND -Fri, located in Schwan's Trailer Park. $1850. Recreation area nodern apartment from June Call 256 8-9 Mon. 8-5 Sat. 257-1330after 5p.m. "Swimmingpool. 1381. THE SUNDANCE KID" - Phone257-10990r " Bus serviceat door to city andcampus. plus "THE THAT 1967 VW BeigeBug sunroof, radio, EMPI DIRECTIONS SEEKING ROOMMATE(S) for apartment EPIC exhaust, ingood condition. Call 257-3774. West on State St. to Hector St., left off* close to campus for September. Please call NEVER WAS" Motorcycles,Bicycles 9 HectoronSunriseRd.,left onChestnut St. Susan,273-0465 of - 50,000, rust, snows 273- - - Premises Apt. C-22 On top of the bill is The Making Butch '67 BMW 1600 no ■- r- * * ~*> Agenton Cassidy and the Sundance a sort of after6 p.m. f~ AR 2-5750 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT $200/mo Kid/ -8830 (FOR AGOOD BUY onyour cycleinsurance,' Kitchen, livingroom, bath, walk tocampus journal in film about the production of last West St.-Or - hit. It shows Air-conditioned. AM- see Lee Newhart at 1011 State man or woman, needed Graduatestudents only. Callafter 6 p.m. 273 year's smart-alecky Western 1966 CHEVY Impala. Phone273-6391 4th ROOMMATE how thebigspecial effects were done, where FM Stereo SHOOor bestoffer. 347-4559. for C-town apt.50 yds. from Eddigatefor '71- 7891. location really year.Call Curt,277-3526 the sequences in Bolivia were -'72 school (one done (you guessed it: Mexico) and, 1968 SHELBY GT 350 convertible, 4 speed, GYPSY-JACK'S Custom Cycle TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT what Butch, steering brakes. Engineering, AR 2-7279. apartments and houses, small) $215. per month, large livingroom. incidentally, Sundance and power assisted and disk 2-8 MAN student (dishwasher). to really early 257-3620. very Fireplaces, dishwashers, Modern kitchen Walk Etta Place looked like: Butch looked Available June.Call some deluxe. 6p.m. like Hemingway,Sundance looked 20 years MENS 27" Schwinn Super Sport 10 speed etc. 273-7237 after 6. campus. Call after 273-7891. than Robert and Etta looked 62 FALCON 2 door standard, 6 tires, racing bicycle, yellowaluminum,rims,duel older Redford - bedroom, private lot. like, well,like KatharineRoss! inspected. $125 or best offer. Call 5-10 p.m. lever, caliper brakes, toe clips, $120. TRAILER one 10 Althoughthe Butch Cassidy documentary 347-4775. Woman's 27" Schwinn Suburban 5 speed STUDENTS minutes from university. All utilities is appetizer for the bicycle, white, toeclips,$75. 277-3446 ATTENTION furnished. 1 person, available Sept. 1. 539 entertaining, it's justan touring One-half six bedroom house with garage, 2 second movie about a movie. The EpicThat DART '66 Dodge GT 2 door hardtop. 6 after6 p.m. baths, Suitable for 7 7825. Never Was, which must be by all film transmission, console, 1/2 dishwasher. seen cylinder, automatic 5-speed gear students. Complete with all utilities. Will to Collegetown buffs. It is a reconstruction of the failure of bucket seats. Priced to sell. AUTO-MATCH 1969 DUCATI 350-Scrambler $70. Phone 257-0717 2 PEOPLE NEEDED share Sternberg's box. Immaculate condition. Overseas travel cost each student. apartmentimmediately Privaterooms $43 the late Josef von 1937 OF ITHACA.PrivateOwner.273-8224 $550. anytimeor 257-2613 after6p.m. adaptation of Robert Graves' novel, I, forces sale. 277-3719. per month.Call 272-8449 Claudius. SHELBY 1967 GTSOO, 18,000 miles, never MEN'S DAWES, large frame, likenew.277- 2 AND 3 BEDROOM Furnishedapartments. FURNISHED 3rooms, kitchenandbath.Off Monday,Tues. May10, ll 7, 9 15Sl 00 raced, excellent condition $2,500 Dial 533 parking.East StateSt. 272-8702. Open to the Public 4797. -0220 ask for Tom.Keep trying. EastHill. CallCortland 753-3629. street TheCornell DailySun Monday,May10, 1971 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CROSSWORD B|;is|asffiiao|B@B g ql ApartmentsFor 16 1 t|e|rMultJi l[e| Rent Summer Sublet 19 Summer Sublet 19 P1177- F ROOMMATE NEEDED til Sept. AVAILABLE — across FEMALE mid-June through August, bedroom, ' 1. Exceptionallynice spacious renewable, AIR-CONDITIONED 2 m e t&Jelnafflo Es Collegetown 2 bedroom furnished or furnished apt., pool.Available May30-Aug 1.Did the crawl 27. Polish cake r gjp^JJ Apartment.Own bedroom. Cheap.Call 277- unfurnished, dishwasher, patio, swimming 272-o*so me. R-^S— -3475or256-0150. pool. Negotiable.272-1147. 2»- Call anyti 5. Driveway 31. Italian river ______rAT^l^___r^l_?r^l US, ACRES, pavement 32. Inharmony CHEERFUL, LIVE WITH 17 your own large H \ _____ FALL CREEK— Large 2 story, 3 bedroom clean3 1/2roomapartment 5 bedroom, color TV, mile from downtown. 34. Trysted iPlglI PIUNIS unfurnished duplex withkitchen, livingroom minute walk to campus. Across from IGA 277-3600. 12. Frog genus IMjAJT[EM and dining room. Available immediately Rentnegotiable.277-3881. 13. Substitute for 36.Positive pole l| l| lilllt IMS I I $150. plusutilities. BoyntonReal Estate 273- I'Mft evening. HIGHLAND HOUSE 5-man,three-bedroom. 37. Wolframite -2468day or LANSING W. APTS: one large bedroom, Two bathrooms, dining room. Air beeswax IbIaItEInMsTkIMIIItIEI furnished, air conditioning, pool, clean, conditioning.June-August.Call 273-0246. 14. Carousal 40.Dad R ROOMMATE WANTED- to share large freshly painted,TV. 257-3350. A NEL ele VIENi with 15. Label 41.Help wanted apartment law student and 2 children. COLLEGETOWN APARTMENT. 3 sfi T gkIpMSIA—*****— —L —T —SB Everything included (room, meals,utilities. MODERN, air conditioned, furnished, bedrooms, large kitchen, very 16. Preceded section I !'"r*I LJ I I ■ ba,hs- 2' reasonable. telephone, furnishings, laundry, cooking) I??-?!,I??."'1 2 Porch, Fall Creek Area. OF SATURDAY'S PUZZLE Nowor In Sept.$200/mo.273-3808. 272-3108.??."' 277-3562. 17. Diminish 42.Part SOLUTION — AIR CONDITIONED, modern, furnished 2 19.Negative 43.Warp yarn '' 4 MILES FROM CAMPUS New 4 or 5 ROOMS AVAILABLE for students In bedroom apartment. Price negotiable.Call _ uu n 4.Hawthorn bedroom, kitchen, room, 20. Vetchplant 45.Between modern living summermonths. CallA R2-7323. 272-2598. private bath, fully furnished. Wall to wall 48. 5. Impersonate carpeting.273-3931, 21. Attractive girl Phenomenon or 272-1585. THREE ROOM furnished apartment, MODERN FURNISHED two bedroom 50. 1. Sign in lobby 6. Lowest utilities, parking, cable, campus bath, room, 23. Greek longE Number a -0040; TV on 277- apartment. 2 living dining rye FIRST and second floor of a house. 8 or 9 5-7p.m, after 11. room,balcony,air conditioning.273-7318. 25. Baltimore ball 51.Serving dish 2. Combat 7.Disease of students. Has kitchen, living room, 2 baths 8. Compass point and 9 private bedrooms. Furnished. Rent APARTMENT FOR — team 52.Accept 3. Cabbage bark THE SUMMER SPACIOUS,two-bedroom apartment, newly includes all utilities. 273-4811. Available Bedroom,kitchen, bathroom, porch. Nextto furnished, utilities, porch.Near Cornelland n R M n ran n ff n n l,0 lfi I 9.Smallisland Sept.1. — Collegetowngate.Call273-6602. IC.Rent negotiable.272-3301. _ '/A _ _ ,10.Pinafore NEAR CAMPUS Furnished, bedroom, BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom apartment "In the LARGE 2 ROOM APT. 218 Eddy near i2 y/ 13 11.Remnants livingroom,kitchen, privatebath.273-3931. Gorge", walking distance, magnificent Seneca. Furnished. Negotiable. June to negotiable. 18. Bengal quince v.ew.Price Call 273-2498. August.277-0372,Mark. /£/ (6 COLLEGETOWN: Furnished single ■H yV, '5 £7 21. Anaconda apartments, privateor shared bath. $90 or SOUTH HILL 4 bedroom apt. Cheap MODERN COTTAGE available for 2-4 — — $105. 10 months. 272-7863afternoons. Sublease. 1 female roommate needed .people for summer, near campus, rent starting September. Large yard with reasonable. Call273-7827. *^* - »:RS AVAILABLE FOR SEPTEMBER 4-man 4 barbeques and view. Short walkto campus 7/7/* %" bedroom furnished apartment. Call or town. 256-1192 or256-2569. anytime.273-1288. PLUSH air conditioned 3 bedroom, huge sense of smell AVAILABLE September. Efficiency living room, 2 baths. Convenient location For Sole 21 25 W~ _77W"W'^"_a apartment, beautiful rural surroundings 4 Rent negotiable. 272-6669. _ _ 29. Stratum miles east of campus. 2Z evenings. Call 272-9417 2 ACC. 31 32 33 30.Refreshing BEDROOM Collegetown Apartment for STEREO EQUIP. & ___ J75 Rent.Rent negotiable. Call between 5 p.m Complete receivers, _-, Z6. drink and 7p.m. line on speakers, tape, WANTED: Fall Semester only Female 273-5963. decks.Wholesale prices. 273-8892 evenings.8 3S ir 33. Chinese pagoda preferably grad, to fill 3 bedroom track recordings. Pay later plans. Free Collegetown house of professor on ONE BEDROOM of three bedroom delivery& installation. ~~ sabbatical. Call256-0780. apartment in Varna. Call Roger "jgjK, around6p.m. 272-8497 ###^^-|^ Exotic, (3) 3-ROOM furnished apartments AKC AFGHAN HOUNDS. rare 3,B,vouac 105 blues. 5year (250 Lazy Acres, DeWitt Place on East Hill. $135, $110, and TWO BEDROOM furnished collegetown warranty. up. «" $100. 1 apartment, 15miles outside Ithaca.1-315-364-7406. -|*T--S%*r--£^ studio apartment $90. Available 10 min. walk to Straight July & ~ September. Year lease. No pets. Call AR 3- Aug.272-3957 48 19 So 39. Glockenspiel -0182 or AR 3-9204tosee. - GERMAN SHEPHERD,AKC, 3 1/2 months, _?77 44. Jujube HIGHLAND HOUSE Large modern, housebroken, black/tan, $75, Call Phil £% COLLEGETOWN: Large, attractive 3 three bedroom apartment. Patio. Air- 256-3228 (afternoons),277-3022 (evenings). 51 %y'?r 46. Writing fluid bedroom for four. Close to campus, top conditioned, June-August.272-2140. condition. $300. llllli v/A 111l 47. Consonant 272-7863afternoons. BRAND NEW Glbbs8 track car stereo. Also MODERN 2 bedroom, pool, air- FM converter car $70. Por time 24 min. APNewsloaluret 5-10 49. Near conditioning, utilities except electric, $150 for radio.Bothfor 277 Call 272-7944 0968 RoomsForRent 17 found MODERN, furnished one-bedroom Lost& 22 Auctions &Soles 23 apartment. Willing to sublet for much less OLD QUIET— Cornell 2 blocks, men only.Single than regular CLOTHES LOST: Floppy off-white felt hat with great DD I\_f A T ____ C A I ____ or 2 mansuite. Summer. Maid. 273-0608 rent.273-6132. from the 1800's,20's, 30's, sentimental value. College Ave. area. r i\ IVrA I ___. __> A\ l__ IZ - Reward. 277-3962. To settle estate of Mrs. Suzie Collins, 106 ROOMY 2 manCollegetownApt. June 1to St., ,Wed., COLLEGETOWN HOUSE: singlesfor $695. Sept.1. Call 273-1926. 40's Madison Tues May11, 12th from Doubles from $575 person. Kitchen Mostitems pricedbetween $2 and$10. 7 AA * ; Also used contemporary LOST: Black Labrador Retreiver.8 months ?' /'* privileges. Near campus. 272-7863 clothes old. Wearing red collar and choke collar. Antiques: Two-drawer stand, Sterling afternoons. FAIRVIEW MANOR: Furnished studio 604E.BUFFALO (CORNER STEWART) flatware. Glass, China. Sofa apartment, 3 walk to Call272-7257or 256-0075. bed. Easy minute campus. June ' chairs, TV, Dinette set. Small appliances. male throughAugust.Call277-0259. Kitchenware, Trunks,Books, Linens. SUMMER ROOMS preferred, reduce GUITAR, yearsold, keysin Scoff, rates, facilities, campus HOFNER BASS 2 good FOUND:set of IvesHall. Call MARY VANALLEN ASSOCIATES kitchen close to condition, with case. $75. Call Marty, 273 25*-27u * Ohone272-3804. 2536. Managers ONE or TWO Female Roommates Wanted WANTED: Goodhome for lively8month old to share apt. over summer. Quiet, puppy. Female, spayed, with shots. Price convenient downtown location. 256-1183. LUXURY APARTMENT negotiable.272-3691. Perhaps the finest in collegetown:Modern NEED A ROOMAROUND GRADUATION Mediterranean furniture, with FOR SALE: living room, dining room, Time? Single and double rooms, recently wall-to-wall bedroom furniture. Call 257-1305. remodeled, carpeting, tiled bathroom, two air with bath, T.V. available. conditioners, located inbeautiful house only Clinton Hotel. one minute walk to campus, for only 5290. ATTENTION MUSICIANS STEREO total, from 10 June 15 August, withoption to BUFFS -CreativeAct- isdisbanding-selling- EAST HILL. Very desirable air conditioned renew. Phone 277-3907early morningor late much equipment several instruments 11/2 rooms, privateentrance andbath.256- evenings,or write: Eddy St., Apt.6. Marshall, Dyna, AKG, etc. Call 273-2533 or -5144 or272-8452. 309 533-7158. COLLEGETOWN: Quiet, clean, bright VENDINGMACHINES National 13column rooms for men, for summer and fall cigarette machine. Stoner candy/pastry occupancy. Dial 273-1560. machine. Excellent for fraternities, MOOERN two bedroom apartment, sororities. 277-3870. ROOM in private house. Parking space completely furnished, two baths, living garage available for rent. Male preferred. room, dining room, balcony, air— TANDBERG64X- tape deck,used 6 months 272-5935. conditioned, laundry facilities. Parking only, $560 new 5250. 539-6159. Fall Creek area— throughAugust June Ist - years. COLLEGETOWN $695. 31st. 277-0006anytime. ENGLISH SETTER 1 1/2 Orange HOUSE: singles for Belton from champion show stock. Good Doubles from $575 person Kitchen withchildren. 272-5418. privileges. Near campus 272-7863 CAMBRIDGE APARTMENT Summer _# Sublet. 2 bedrooms,livingroom,kitchenette i afternoons. - Near HarvardSquare.$210 month. Call273 80 LPs Rock and Folk Rock. Mostly very good condition $1.50 to $2.00. 504 S. Cayuga MEN— reserve yourroomnow fornextfall. 5939. St. Clean, well-furnished rooms with kitchen basement 6:00-9:00p.m. c» - kitchen, privileges. Ninemonths lease Sept. Ist to 3 BEDROOMS, great etc. Juno Ist.Call273-8846 210DrydenRoad. Residential Cook St. in Collegetown. Clean, STEREOCASSETTE RECORDER and AM- cheap. June-August, 272-6773. FMRADIO, single unit.Originally $269, for saleslBo. 256-2456. THREE ROOM furnished apartment, utilities included. 700 Stewart. 12 STRING Yamaha Guitar withhard case. HouseFor Rent 18 Near Excellent condition. Cheap. 277-3437 after campus. June-August.90.00/mo.277-3705. 11. STEWART AVE. 2 bedroom apartment. All utilities. Across from Noyes Center. Night, DINETTE SET sofa, stuffed chair, desks TOWN HOUSE ■' and dressers. Call272-1142 ASSOCIATES 257-0678. Days256-2148. CHEAP, spacious 1 bedroom apartment. TYPICAL Alpaca Ponchos, Alpaca scatter Private, luxurious,- family environment. 3 Cornell campus edge in Collegetown. Free rugs, andleather handbags from Peru. Call bedrooms 1 1/2 baths, heated garage, parking.272-8092. 277-3426. cq walled terrace. AvailableJune 1, 1971. — | Teleplione273-3571 2 BEDROOM, spacious apartment; scenic "FOR SALE Stereo phonograph.$25. or rp_^_£jl side Highland House. Balcony, air condi- bestoffer. CallPete 277-0347." FIRST and second floor of a house. 8 or 9 tioning.Rent negotiable.272-6526, 273-1710. students. Haskitchen, living room,2 baths SMALL electric potters wheel. Variable and 9 private bedrooms. Furnished. Rent TWO MORE MALES for large apt. Free includes all utilities. 273-4811. Available parking, near campus. 575 per speed.Call 272-7797. man/summer.277-0048. Sept.I. TICKETBACK FROMEUROPE— Charter — LARGE three room apartment w/porch. Flight— August 20. London-New York.$95. NEW HOME 3bedrooms,2 baths.Sauna, 256-0226 after midnight. furnished, 70 acres ofprivate woods. June 3 Across from IGA. Nice. Cheap. 256-2403 or 272-2999. Reward. - toSept. 3, 256-47000r539-7255. GIBSON 12 STRING GUITAR Poor Stewart; condition, needs finish work. Cheap! Pete - bedroom,kitchen, 3 ROOM furnished apt; 638 NEAR CAMPUS Five adjacent to campus; JBO/month or Wayman273-9796. livingroom,1 1/2 baths 273-3931. negotiable;273-5780. WILSON STAFF GOLF CLUBS; irons 2 FURNISHED HOUSE for rent, 6bedrooms, WHOLE HOUSE. 3 or 4 bedroom. June 1to through9, 2 wedges; woods 1-3-4-5. Bullseye living room, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, off street August 31.A R2-9083. putter.MacGregor bag.273-9372. parking. East State St.272-8702. HEART O' COLLEGETOWN 2 minutes to CUSTOM-MADE SANDALS and MORE at HALF A HOUSE, unfurnished, 80S N. campus, 10 seconds IGA 3 1 2roomfurnishe the LEATHERGUILD, 105SouthAuroraSt. Cayuga St. Available June I. Clean, 3 apartment, fully equipped bathroom 8. l. AR kitchen, bedroom, parking. - bedrooms. $200 plusut. ties. 2*9431 1 Ideal for ITHACA WATERBED end of term couple or single. June to Sept. Rent Single size $27. but clearance. mattresses. Call UGLY BUT CHEAP! 8 bedroom house at Negotiable, cheap.277-3633. evenings,277-3997. State and Eddy.Good kitchen, 2 baths, 2 porches Newheat and wiring $400.272-7863 AIR-CONDITIONING, 3 man/woman afternoons. apartment, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, furnished, CAMERA FOR SALE. Minolta Twin Lens | Reflex and Case. Like new. $70. 273-7622 TV, woodpaneling.273-9486. evenings. 's/9% FIVE MINUTE WALK: Furnished, 3 - bedrooms,largelivingroom,newlypainted, MOVIE CAMERA Canon Auto Zoom 518, Summer Sublet 19 porch,beautifulgrounds,cheap.277-3566. Supers,$150. Call 272-5280. SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM Apartment 1/2 FURNISHED 3-bedroom apartment with ZENITH 23" console model TV, twin block from campus. Available Now. Phone lots of sunshine on Highland Place by the speakers, excellent condition 277-0859 272-8839. 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Spacious, SHORT WAVE RECEIVER 4 bands WELL FURNISHED 2 bedroom Pleasant modern,cool, luxurykitchen, laundry,block Perfect tor hams. Lafayette HA23O. 273 6808 Grove Apt.Call 257-0377. fromcampus, DrydenRoad. 272-8456. nights Pricenegotiable. | SPORTS | | SPORTS I The Cornell Daily Sun VOL.LXXXVII— NO.131 ITHACA,NEW YORK, MONDAY,MAY10, 1971 PAGE 12 Stickmen Rip Brown to Take Ivy Lead Moran Eyes Shaw, Rimmer Pace Offense; Playoffs Rule Sparkles in Nets Having practically clinched the Ivy lacrosse titleby beating Continuedfrom Page 1 Brown, the Cornellstickmenare The midfielders were the offensive stars, scoring eight of the now beginning to— think about Cornell tallies. All-Ivy Bob Shaw had his finest gameof the season, their second goal the NCAA puttingfive shotspast BruingoalieDoug Spiro. championship. All three midfields played tight defense, especially in the man This year, for the first time, downsituations. the national title willbe decided Attackman AlRimmer continuedtopileup thepoints, assisting on in aneight teamplayoff. In past five goals to bring his totals for the year to 22-22—44 in collegiate year, the champion was selected play. by the coaches. Last year, Cornell goalie BobRule wassensational,stopping 23 shotsto bring Cornell was unbeaten, but the his save percentageup to .780. Rule leads the Ivies with an .840 Big Red was denied a share of averageinleague play. the crown, which was awarded In a game matching two teams so close in talent and depth, the to Virginia, Johns-Hopkins, and ability to capitalize on mistakes wasespecially important. Cornell Navy as tri-champs. made the most of its chances, taking only the good shots and using The playoff structure is very theman-upsituationsto the bestadvantage. complicated, and even coach Cornell scored on four of its sixman-up tries against a team that Richie Moran has to look in the had allowed only six goals in 53 penalties. The Red extra man NCAA handbook to figure it all performancewasitsbestof theyear. out. Brown, on the other hand, was unable to score on seven man-up Collegiate lacrosse is broken tries, a statisticthat becomes moreremarkablewhencompared to down into four divisions along their previousaverage of 35 per cent conversion on the extra man geographical lines. Each SPIRO S OUR HERO: Bruin goalie Doug Spiro snares a Glen Mueller division will send one team, and (25. in light jersey) attempt (arrow) in the Red's 12-4 victory. Al Brown controlledthe twoI then one team will be picked Rimmer (17)of Cornell looks on cashed IRed Trackmen from the twonorthern divisions, on a penalty to BillI and one from the southern and the Red on theIDownPrinceton western divisions. Finally, two ForFirst Win teams willbe chosenatlarge. Cornell Still Alive; madea play I Cornell is in Division 11, on a rebound 5:13, I ByKATE WAITS comprising New York, New Brown came aIThe weather was dark and Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Army Harvard Nine Loses later appeared to Igloomy Saturday afternoon at andNavyarealsoin Division11. Schoellkopf, but everything was The New England Division Consider the possibilities... Going into this weekend's Eastern Shaw then on a dazzling Ibright for the BigRedtrackmen, (Div. I) will undoubtedly have IntercollegiateBaseballLeague action, it appearedthat Harvardhad twoIas they downedPrinceton 87-65 toColumbia Brown as its representative. the titleallbutlockedup. TheCrimson, however, bowed goals on Ifor their first dual meet victory Virginia, Maryland, and Air 7-6 onFridayandlosttwotoPrinceton(9-6,11-2) Saturday. well-executed dodges fakes,Iof theseason. Force all figure to be selected The BigRed wasrainedoutof itsdoubleheaderwithArmy andnow Shaw the pastIAlthough the rain stopped by fromthe southerndivisions, and stands at 7-4. The Crimsonhave completedthe full leagueslate with from the lineIthe timethe meetgotunder way, Army will probably be chosen a 9-5 record. The Army games will be rescheduled for a date set on conditions were far from ideal. fromDivision11. when the AD's of the twoschoolsconfertoday. Brown goal IIn addition to the problem of split against Cadets will force the makeup of the three keeping in chilly hopes in the at- A sweep or the between I warm the Cornell's lie Cornell-Navy game whichwas washedout earlier. goals by the ■ atmosphere, competitors large berths. The Red may be Ithaca Three wins would give Ted Thoren's team the championship halfway the ■hadto contendwith strongwinds chosen as the second team from they only twoand tieHarvard, the league period. endedI divisions, may outright, but if should win second The anda puddle-coveredtrack. the northern or it to determine whether a playoff willbe held. the score meet featured several tournament as a coaches will be polled The go to the HarvardhasdownedtheRed twicethisseason. Thepace the game inIclose races, and Cornell was general at-large choice. It will make-uptwinbillwith Yale,Navy also elected Navy,Hofstra, and Pending the resultsof their the Ifortunate to win themall. In the be vying with at a Middies now6-5. to play a more conservativeI dash, Glen Faussetand for these spots. has ashot tie.The are 100-yard Cortland Thoren is hopeful that the makeup contests willbe spread out to game the tookIDaveBethearanstridefor stride up The selection committee is allowhis squad a breather,but the titlepicture must be cleared outshooting Red 28- 1with Bill Foucher of Princeton, 12 at the finish comprised of five coaches and withinthe nexttwo weeks. -_,.. ..._,_,, the but Fausset lunged athletic directors from teams If theRed winsthe league, it willgeta berthin the NCAA Middle Rule was on to make■to win the event (Bethea took not involvedin theplayoffs. Atlantic regionals,and if Harvard emerges victorious,it will go to saves the third periodas Ithird). — PAUL KAYE the New Englandregionals. Brown Fausset also recorded victories in the long and triple jumps. Another close contest was the Navy, DominateEastern Sprints 400-yard run, in which John Harvard Wyrough edged out the Tigers' By RICHARDM. WARSHAUER Fred Schnure by inches. A pair andSHERMSMITH of Cornellians, Tom Baker and Cohen, their ability .SpecialloThr Cornell— DailySun Tex showed Worcester, Mass. The smart to come from behind in their money was proven right again events. Saturday when top-seeded Navy It lookedas though Baker, the won the heavyweight finals of 1,000-yard indoor heps champ, half the EasternSprint crewraceson would finish third in the Lake Quinisigamond. In a big mile, but in theclosing yards he upset. Rutgers took second snuck in front of Princeton's place. John Oyler to place second It was not a good day for behindCornell'sCharlieFerrell Cornell. Only the lightweight Cohen was insecond with only a freshmanand junior varsity, and shortdistanceleftin the220-yard finishing kick the heavyweight "second dash, but his varsity" (JVi made it into the propelledhimto victory. finalafternoonraces. Don Alexander was the only Nor was it a good day for the other doublewinner for the Red. spectators, who sat in chilling besides Fausset, taking the one runs. rain for most of the races. Race (arrow) Saturday's and threemile stated ANCHORS AWEIGH Navy's varsity heavyweight boatcrosses the finish line in Eastern officials optimistically (background) edged Harvard for secondplace that there were 1.200 paid Sprints Rutgers out HabsTop Hawks and 5.000 spectators spectators we wanted it. It was a reserveheat. Frank Mahovlich scored all to a group of incredulous finalsby one-tenth of asecond. where lightweight in won that heat littlelow right in the middle,but In the events. two goals and led the reporters. Harvard easily Harvard swept the freshman, to a 4-2 by the in 6:29.4. followedby Rutgers in not toobad." Montreal Canadiens The sprints, run just to keep jayvee, and varsity finals for the win over the of Rowing 6:33.1. The Big Red frosh went "We'll have and comeback Eastern Association working the stroke rate up," he third time in four years, Chicago Black Hawks in Colleges, featured 74 crews from on to take second place in the hold on the Ralph (consolation)heat. added. "The freshmen maintained its StanleyCupplay yesterday. 16 colleges for the 26th annual reserve T. Jope Cup, awarded to the Montreal "I think the oarsmen did a particularly can benefit from The victory left running of theevent this." team scoring the most points in trailing the best of seven an almost exact rerun of great job under the topraces. Inthe trophy In said Cornell The heavyweight jayvees the three series, by 2-1, withgame four last disappointing circumstances." competition, Cornell finished in Tuesday vears Jesdale."Ithought it finishedlast in the finals, andthe set for Montreal championships,the heavyweight coachTodd in onPage8 ( ) was just about varsity came in third the Continued freshmen missed going into the the stroke rate