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9-28-1966 The gE yptian, September 28, 1966 Daily Egyptian Staff

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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1966 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1966 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I ' q.- Protest Meeting Sends Derogates To sm -Officiah A representation from a said, "I didil't believe a stu­ protest meeting on student dent should be forced into a bouslng will attempt to conler dorm owne\l by out of town With SIU officials today. If people, I don't believe the they are successful, others University should help tbe hlg from the protest meeting plan business force out the little to gather on campus in a show man.. It of suppon for the negotiations. Lannin said Sfudents are N Committee bf two students being forced to bteak p,e con­ and tWo Iandldrds to flleet with tracts they m;tde. · for un­ offiCials was ;to be IIPpointed approved housill~, . He S3ld after' ~e 'meeting' at City Hall a number of Jati!U~da are mt [f~sday night. The committee going to releaslh,\,e ~tudents ropes to meet with president from these contracts if the Delyte W,' Morris,' . -- University forces them to live Carbondale anor0I'Y and in approved housing. / landlord ·John LaiInln. who One student asked Lannin if chaired the meeting Tuesday he would hold a student to a night, told the group tbat they contract or bring sult against sbould be concerned with two him if the University forced major problems. the student to break the con- The most immediate is the tract. WIDE SIDEWALK-Students use the south lanes by the weather, but the city expects to complete position of students forced to . LanDin replied, "I am hoping of Mill Street as a sidewalk during the rainy sea­ the work this fall. Meanwhile, it's the widest move from unsupervised this isn't going to come about. housing by the stricter en- I think [he University will act Son. Construction on the street has been halted sidewalk on campus. for cement of Sill housing rules to avoid these suits against the and the Status of their students. II Homecoming landlords. ~ Leland Hubble, a household- 1.)- :J .. The long-range problem is er. said he held a contract the role of the smaller land- With a student Who became SHow Tickets lords scared when the University Among the proposals that clamped down on housing and ~ . T· · ·· ' ~ .' . ' i Ready Monday were put fonh by students and signed another contract in ap­ landlords alike were that Stu- proved housing, Tickets for the 1967 Home­ dents 21 years or older should "Now be has two contracts . coming stage show will go on be allowed to choose where I won't hold him to my con­ sale at 7 a.m. Monday In the they want to live without Uni- tract, but other householders University Center. verslty regulation.. might." Tbose wishing to que ue up Some students also used ~e Among the students present, EGYP JAN early for tickets sbould form opportunity to voice dis- were members of the student a line outside the west door pleasure with off-campus government. Bob DrInan, stu­ of the Center. This will be the housing, dent body preSident, presented Ca'...... lIIi..,.l. first door opened the morning Peter Malone, an SIU stu- the student government's po_ ·t1ckets go on sale, dent. suggested that leases sitton of the issues. ·Vol"me 48 Wodn ..day. s.p'_1>., 28. 1966 The show will be beld at and COntracts should be limited He also criticized the 8 p. m. Oct. 28 at tbe Arena. to only one quarter rather than bousebolders for their lad of Tickets for the show are $I, for the full academic year or support for tbe srudents at $2 and $3. otlier periods of time. other times. He referred to KA KI,Cks Off Fourth Year This year's sbow stars Many of the landlords felt Issues in the past when the Harry Belafonte, Nipsey Rus­ that the firms owning the large householders were either hos­ sell, Nana Mouskouri and the private dormitories were to tile to students or did not come In Today's Daily Egyptian Belafonte Singers. blame for the current problem. to their ald. As In tbe past, half the They felt the large concerns "Now, when it hits you in KA, two pages of student &.nd written by a separate staff. Arena seats will be available were pressuring the Univer- the pocket book, we get your opinion .lnserted In the Dally Besides Dawes, tbe staff on an unlimited basis and the aity to create rules that were suppon. Please, in the futta'e, Egyptian each Wednesday, will members are Larry Busch, other half will be reserved detrimental to the small think a little bit beyond the begin Its fourth year of publi­ managing editor, and Bard for those wishing to buy less householders. present," Drinan concluded.. cation in today' s edition. Grosse, assoctate editor. t~n nine tickets. Wayne Severs, a landlord, When asked if the ad hoc uKA Is an independent George T. McClure, associate committee might press legal publication dedicated to the professor of philosophy, Is action against the university, free written expression of stu­ faculty adviser for the publi­ New Lounge Provided Lannin said no one had brought dent opinion, It according to c ation. it up and would not comment Tom Dawes, content editor The KA office \s In Bar­ further. At another point in of the publication this year. racks H-3-A, northwest of the meeti ng, though, one of the the ' Agriculture Building, The On Cel\ter 2nd FIO(lr The name KA means several students asked where the com­ editors can be contacted by A temporary lounge to re­ scheduled to be held In the different things In different mittee would turn for money telephone either at 3-2890, lie ve the congestion in the second-floor area, Dougherty languages. For example, it for legal fees if they were the otftce number, or at the Magnolia Lounge has been ~et Said. needed. means peninent in Hindi, Student Government Office (3- up on the second floor of the "The area is not only a mosquito in Japanese and is Lannln replied, "Legal 2002). University Center, according good place for small meetings used as an interrogative pani­ counsel for the committee will Contrlhutions to KA should to Clare nce G. Dougheny. di­ and programs," he said, ·'but be no cle in Korea. problem." be .

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Johnson might visit embattled transoceanic journey as chief Then the White House South V let Nam itself as well executive to a foreign capital­ dropped its coy r eaction Tues­ as other Far Eastern nations. in the midst of this fall's con- day and announced: His in the s gresslonal election cam- "President J ohn son Is glad to agree to this invitatiori and fl~~~~~:;;;~~~, paigns. w!ll be glad to join the meeting The conference was publicly of the other chiefs of state o r c alled Monday night by Presi­ government In the Philippines dent Fe rdinand E. Ma rcos of on or afte r Oct. IS." the Ph!l!ppines to Include all The other pJlnlclpating na­ countries with military for ces tions Include the Phll!pplnes, on the allied side in with 200 troops In South V let Nam and 2,000 going there; Australia, 4,500; New Zea­ land, 200; Thailand, fewer than THE BEST 100; and South Viet Nam itself, Auto & Motor Scoot. with 707,000, including 320,- PORTRAIT MAre IN JAPAN--A lambda 4s rocket blasts 'off the launching INSUWa 000 regular forces. STUDIO Chairman J. W. Fulbright, pad at Uchjnoura at the south em tip of Japan in Japan's first attempt to orbit a satellite. The satellite .failed to go into orbit. Financial RUpofl&ibility Filing, D-Ark., of the Senate ForeIgn Relations Com mittee said . (AP Photo) eASY PA.YMENT PLA.NS Try Rolandos. this makeup sounds to him like 3,6 or 12 Month. "an expanded Honolulu meet­ FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY find that photos ing"- a reference to John­ Papal Diplomatic Mission Sent POLICIES are the p~rfect son's Hawaii talks with the top gift for that very South Vietnamese leader s • . To Seek Peace in Viet Nam FRANKLIN The Arkansan, a critiC of special occasion. U. S. policy In Viet Nam, said VATICAN CITY (AP)- A Another goal was r eported INSURANCE the Manila meeting s hould be special Vatican mission flew to be to seek new ideas in the ROLANDO'S more useful if suc!h nations as to Viet Nam on Cburch busi­ very theater of the Viet Nam AGENCY Japan, India and Pakistan took ness Tuesday but witb powers war that would belp Pope Paul STUDIO pan In It, to. seek new ways for Pope In his campaign to Stop the Marcos, announcing the Paul VI to help bring peace fighting. confe rence in Honolulu, said to that war-corn land.. V~tican informants pointed the military situation would be The three-man mission' is out tbat It was higbly signifi­ revie wed but that the emphasis seen as a ne w move 'in the cant that two of the three mem­ would be on political; economic Pope's peace campaign. De­ bers of ·the misslon-Ar.ch­ and diplomatic aspects of the panure of the high-level mis­ bishop Plgnedoll and the Rt• . Vietnamese conflict. sion came a week after the· Rev. Msgr. Luigi Dossena­ The projected conference, Pope's plea in his latest en­ are trained diplomatic repre­ which other inv ited govern­ cyclical for a negotiated end senta[1ves of tbe Vatican Your eyewear will be 3 ment chiefs also quickly ac­ CD the Viet Nam conflict. Secretariat , of State-the ways correct at Conrad: cepted, coincides with desig­ In a ' one-paragraph an­ branch of the Pope' s govern­ nation by Pope Paul VI of nouncement, the Vatican said ment' tbat deals wltb foreign 1. Correct Preacription OctOber as a month of praye r only thar the mission would governments and ' diplomatic for peace. Johnson is known take part In an extraordinar y problems. 2. Coh-ecs rIlIiI¥; to be to such a conference to study the Roman Archbishop "Pignedol!, In a 3. Correct Appearance move Catholic Church problems i!l brief depanure statement be­ South Viet Nam. fore tbe group left from ONE DA Y service available . But Vatican sourc...es, the Rome's Leonardo da Vinci for most eyewear S 9 -50 makeup of the mJssion, and a ,Atrpon, said the mission was depanure statement by the carrying a papal message of bead of the delegation, Arch­ peace. rCONTACT 'WvSis"1 r-mOROUeH EYE- ~ blsbop Sergio Plgnedo ll, made He 'said tbat· the Roman 1 $69 .~ 1 1 EXAMINATION 1 it clear the misston would have Catholic 'episcopate In Viet I Any tint -no extra charge. I S 3 50 I STUDENT FURNITURE broader powers. Nam. "must study relations -.!"!U~':.:;~$!.o,:eo:,!!'!!. _I ...O!';,; ___-;. ___ -' OUR SPECIALTY One objective was a settle­ between tbe Catholic C !lurcb ment to end the political con­ and otber reUgions with CONRAD OPTICAL WE BUY, SELL TRADE flict between Buddhists a nd greater urgency and neces_ All S. ILLINOIS, ACROSS FROM THE VARSITY THEATRE the 1.8 million Catholics in sity." 127 No. Washington South Viet Nam as a step to­ A hlgb Vatican source said AND MONROE , HERRIN •. Dr. R. Conrad. Optom.trist ward ending all conflict tbere. the sending of tbe mission amounted to " a new proof of the liope's concerrt for Viet Nam and desire for di­ rect presence and commit­ ment by the <:athol!c Cburch •••,, ·•••• IP1f in tbat unfonunate country." 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Ings of Mao Tse-tung with the ment of Mao as the leader of with 120-mlle winds, crashed hopes of one day extending world revolution and that bis through the tropic islands of their revolution to tbe streets ideas are the climax of Guadeloupe Tuesday and of New York, dispatches from 'Marxism-Leninism. headed for the openCarlhbean. P eking reponed Tuesday. Future members of the in­ For hours, howling winds, Tanjug, the Yugoslav news ternational Red Guard must slashing r ains arid pounding agency, quoted leftist Ameri­ be ready to fight for world surf battered -the French pos­ can writer Anna Louise Strong, r evolution, to work on ex­ session. where 295,000 peo- who lives in China. as saying pansion of their organiza­ ple live. ' that the alm of Red GtOlrd tion and [0 spread Mao's Com m uni cations were leaders is to make the whole teachings, T anjug reported. shaky; there were no imme­ world C.ommunist. Miss Miss Strong, 81, who bas diate repons of damage [0 the the reputation of having ac­ vast sugar and coffee Strong quoted the leaders as cess to (he highest sources plantations. expressing belief that revo­ of information, was told by The Weather Bureau said lutionary posters will one day Red Guard leaders that their the highest WIDas recorded appear on New York's streets. first duty was [Q make China were 80 miles an hour but the The news agency said "com·plete ly Red" and then to peak winds surely gusted help working peoples of other higher. countries U to make the whole As the ' tightly. wound storm Klansman Freed world Red," the Tanjug re­ burst into the Caribbean. pon said. where it cannot escape witho~t In Liuzzo Slaying In another dispatch from striking land again, the thickly HAYNEVILLE, Ala. (APl­ Peking, Tass, the Soviet news IX>pulated tourist centers 0( ' A jury of eight Negroes and agency, sald Red Guard head­ the Virgin Islands and Puerto quarters bas set up an inter­ VaJtman, 'ryle Hartford T ime. four white men Tuesday Qigbt Rico were put under a hurri­ acquitted Ku Klux Klansman national r elations department cane watch. BUT HE WAS LYING THERE DEAD BEFORE WE RAN OVER HIM' Eugene Thomas of murder in to popularize Mao's ideas If the storm held to Its 15 the killing of a white civil among foreigners and attract m.p.h. westerly course, its rights worker. them to the ranlcs of the Red dead-calm center will move Humphrey Tells California Democrats The verdict came after the Guards. 50 mUes south of St. Croix In still another dispatch on the Virgin Islands during Jury had deliberated 1 hour To Get Off 'Fat Seats of Complacency' and 25 minutes. from Peking, the SoViet Com­ the night, the Weather Bureau munist party newspaper said. SAN DIEG.O, Calif. (AP)_ county thar went Republican Thomas, 43. of Bessemer, Pravda reponed that Chlnese At midafternoon, the center Vice President Hubert H. In the 1964 presidential race Ala., thus became the second laborers and regulars Com­ of three members of the of the hurricane churned about Humphrey stumped for Demo­ and Bupponed former Vice munist pany members are 330 miles east-southeast of cratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown President Rlcbard M. Nixon hooded organization to win an spowing increased opposition acqUinal in state coun in the San Juan, P.R •• ' and 1.300 In a C ailfornla Republlcan In his unsuccessful 1962 gov­ to the youthful Red Guards. miles east-so u t be a s t of stronghold· Tuesday, warning ernorship race against Brown. slaying of Viola Gregg Lulzzo Miami. a DetrOit, Mich., bousewif~ ...------., Democrats to "get off your This year, Brown said. San shot to death March 25,1965, CAMPU5 SHOE CLINIC Pan American World Air­ fat seats ,of complacency:' Diego and tbe rest of Southern ways canceled flights to the Brown, In a tIght race with California "Is the battle­ following the Selma-to-Mont- C s~.. ~ Leeward Islands. Republican \Ronald Reagan, ground'" in his race against gomery march. Sh:;:;ung ,. ;. . :" HurriCane C leo, which (wo appeared with the vice presi­ Reagan. Regan won heavy The verdict was banded to Center years .ago raked the entire dem at an alrpon rally. Then suppon here in the June nom­ the court by one of the four eastern coast of Florida, in­ they toured an ocean research inating primary. white jurors, Joe H. Guthrie, All shoe repairing, plus: ·flictlng millions of dollars In center where they fed squid to Brown said he expected to who was chosen by his fellow damage. churned through a whale and a porpoise. carry tlQrthern California by jurors to act as foreman.. Handbag - Luggage Guadeloupe on Aug. 22, 1964, Humphrey put ·hls hand in 250.000 votes, but will stlll The jury was the firSt Zippers . Dye work wiping out many sugar and the mouth of t~e five-foot long ha ve to make a good showing biracial · group chosen in four OrthopediC Work coffee plantations. In addition pilot wpale named .'" baby in the more IX>pulous south trials growing from the Expert Shoe Sh i ning to killing 14. 40 persons we re Jean." and tickled her palatew to win. killing. Injured. Cleo's peak Winds ·'They like that," Humphrey were clocked at 81 m.p.h. said. ~ Inez was still too far away The trip wound up Hum­ for forecasters to speculate phrey's three-day ViSit toCal­ on chances of it r eaching the iforma. His next stop was U.S. mainland. Portland, Ore. gpec«d!J~ Meanwhile. aoother po­ Brown and Humphrey even tential storm popped up far out pitched for votes when they in the Atlantic. Weather satel­ were briefed on scientific FROM lite pictures showed evidence achievements of the Scripps of 'an easterly wave 1,000 Institution of Oceanography. miles east of Trinidad near They toasted each other with me coast of Venezuela. glasses of desalinated' sea These bands of bad weather water and Humphrey.. said: (. ~t\\OOL OF sometimes develop into trop­ "To your victory, Pa't. May ical storms. it be as deep and as wide as the depths of the,ocean." \\\\- About 250 greeted them at r Toihzy's Weather I the airport as they arrived In this southern California ENGINEERING CLUB

Panly cloud y today and _ INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CLUB little warmer with a chance of scattered showers. High today near 70. Outlook for TO SEE THE Thursday: showers likely. The record high for this date Is 96 degrees set In 1939. The record low is 32 degrees CARDIAC TACHOMETER set In 1942 according to the SJU Climatology Laboratory. ELECTRONIC COLOR ORGAN modern DISPLAYED • equipment pleasant • atmosphere WHEELS NIGHT -Sept. 30th • dale. ploy free Room 155, Agriculture Building BILLIARDS Campus Shopping Cent,r FREE COFFEE AND COOKIES SERVED DAILY ECOYPllAN p~'.~~~ " , .. " .... ,. Faculty Additions S· ILLINOIS HWY John. R. Zimmerman, Named · x .... To Head Physics -Department CAMPUS m'" John R. Zimmerman has high field dielectric phenom­ ~ been named chairman of the ena of thin films . Depary.ment of Physics, one of SHOPPING •% Harvey Carson, adjunct five new facult y member s professor, who will conSUl.! CENTER added to the staff. with STU science departments Zimmerman comes from in the devel opment of honor s Dallas. Tex. , whe re he he aded programs at Argonne National the co m b f n ed chemical Laboratory. Chl ca go~ where physics and petrole um geo­ he is pr esently employed. chemistry research for Mobil W. Richard Klein. assistant 011 Corp. He has published pr.afessor, who has been a papers in his specializat ion. r esearch associate during the molecul ar interact ions in past year at Michigan State liquid-liquid and liquid- solid University. specializing in systems. liquid state molecular physics. Also na.med to t ~e de pan­ H~ s pres~nt e mphasis is on • ONE HOUR CLEAN~NG (No Extra Charge) ment are: the interaction of light by J ohn J. O' Dwye r, professor, transparent liquid systems who r eceived his Ph.D. from during ultrasoniC Irradiation. • WE CLEAN .ON SATURDAYS the Unive rsity of Liverpool Cheun-Cheun Chang-Fang. in England. He Is recognlzer ~ "11""1111111. The Newman Center is 10- chairman of Parents Day. cared on Washington A venue The event Is scheduled for near Grand A venue. Nov. 11 - 13. Southern's # 1 addre:ss 'for young men!

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To Be Held, HE!re Next Week • Wedding JIond. , An Industrial Safety Semi­ The program wlll Include .. Pi.rced Earrings nar will be conducted Monday discussion of such subjects as , • Pennants and Tuesday at the Univers ity "Supervisory Re sponsibility Center. About 40 r epresenta­ for' Safet y" and " Accident J.RAY JEWELER tives from ar ea industries Causes." and Stu representatives will The seminar is sponsored J . Ray - Diamonds participate. by the lllinois Division of J im Fishft J.welry The sessions will be from Safety Inspection and Educa­ 9 a .. m . to 4 p.m., in Ballroom tion, Depanment of Labor. 717 S. Illinois A. A luncheon wlll be held In BallroQrn C at noon both days. LEMASTERS MUSIC COMPANY The seminar is designed to instruct safety directors, supervisor s, foreman and workers in safe work prac­ HOOTENANNY - SHINDIG tices, and is one of several .such rT"eetings held throughout October lst. 1:00 PM in Parking Lot in IDInols. Front of Store Guitar Lessons & Guitars Rented DAlLY EGYPTIAN

cons truc'"tion area around Mill Street, a bit muddy these past few days, requires temporary cross­ ings s uch as this. It's no "boardwalk," but adventuresome, de_ s pite reports of lineups to crosS. These three c~d s pepare to tread gingerly across. New Official Joins SIU From Post in East Africa The new head of the Com­ Thomas was program' reading speed ... with better comprehension. munity Development Institute constultant and senior tr ain­ at SIU is an educator who ing specialist for the Center r ecently returned her e after for Community Education and more than two years in East Development, University of ISEE A FREE DEMONSTRAnONI Africa. California Extension, before Where you wUl: He Is Richard M . Thomas , joining the SIU staff. He is • See an amU1n1l documented film about Reading DynamIcs, ,who was appointed assistant directing' Southern's Com­ • Learn how ReadlDa Dynamlca can help you to faster readln&. Im­ director of C ommunlty De ­ munity Developme nt acade mic proyed comprebenslon. lI"eater ~ velopme nt Services by the Board of Trustees. Thomas program, succeeding Richard Franklin, who r esigned. Wednesday & Thursday, Sept. 28 & 29 helped the government s of 2,00 P,M. ' 4,00 P.M . ' a,oo P.M. Kenya and Rhodesia in the ir Thomas has a doctor of community development ef­ education degreE: from the Un­ AT forts from October. 1963, to iver sity of California, Los Fe bruary, 1966, while with Angeles. \. He was born in HOUDAY INN the U. S. Agency for Inter ­ Colorado but considers Whit­ HUNT ROOM national Deve lo me nt. der, Calif., his ho me town. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? Eighteen years &1\0 Evelyn Wood, a Utah ocbool!eacher, made a aurulng dI.covery that led to the foundlnl of Read1ft& Dynamic•• WbUe worttng toward a master's degree abe handed a term paper to a profe ..or and watcbed h1m read the 10 pagea • 6,000 words per minute - With outstanding recall and comprebelUlton. Derermlned to find the secret behind'such rapId reading, she spent the next ....0 years traclclng down 50 people who could read faster than 1500 word. per minute. She studied tbelr techniques, taught herself to read or tbese faster rates. Now, after years of e"P"rience In public ocbools and unive l'8ftles, she has made it possible for you to benefit from tbis gre at discovery. DOES IT HAVE PROVEN RESULTS? Results bave been reponed In TIm~, Newsweek, llu.lness Week, ODd EsqUire. Demonstrators bave appeared on televta_wttb J act Parr, GO Gary Moore, and An Llntletter. Describing Reading Dynamlcs' Impact on some of our n_'s SOUTHERN legtalarors, Time sdd, "Wuh1nllDn baa seen lICItbin& lite tt .iDee the days when Teddy Roosevelt read three boob a day ODd ran tbe country _ the same time." GO SENAlOR TALMADGE SENATOR PROXMIRE Georgia Wisconsin WELCOME STUDENTS .. ,t h my opnlon th.t It the ... teeh­ "J mual ' a, that W e I, one 01 the nJqlole . were In,llt uted In the pubUc 1»0" u. a d'" .duca Uoll .....rieQCe . J and private . chool. o! ou.r c ountry. It h • .,.. ever bad, 11 c artaWy c ocap..... WE HAVE THE FINEST DRY CLEANING ... o uld be the &,.."t.al dnt:1e atep which ""!Webly with the e&perienc:e ,' .... had we cou.1 d t ake In edu,c.tJor:a!. proce •• , .. al Yale and H.,..,.rd, " FACILITIES AT YOUR SERVICE Conventional rapid reading courses ospire to 450-600 words pe1' WITH EACH DRY CLEANING ORDER minute. Most Reading DYnamics graduates can read between 1,500 and 3,000 words per minute, and many go even high.r. PICK UP FREE GO SOUTHERN ___ .MONEY BACK GUARANTEE _ . _ _ _ GREEN HANKIE. r We guarantee to increoae tf,. reading eHici..,cy of eoch .I",dent AT , .. LEAST 3 ti", •• with ..,01 or b."_ compreh ...i on. W. will refund the r I ::::: ::;::;"_~ ::y d-::;:;t -:;°i'!t· ::;t~~n!~li:~-;i~:;r-'; ...... a ...,.. by OUt t t ••t • • Sanllone L b-VinninSi crld .",bHqt.I .. CftIt!/IItI ..., . ~ --- MOwREGiSTERiiiG FALL CLASSES --- FOR FURTHER INFORMAl ,ON, CALL 247-2469 Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics Institute 303 S, UMIVERSITY PHONE 4S7·4000 Going Some.here? Group Insurail'ce 'Xvailablefor Faculty, Staff L.t u. take core of all the detoll5. We'll The Personnel Office has ~n insu:rance agent will be able from 10 a.m. to I p.m. tatlve Wednesday. Details on lIIloCIIke co,"plet. orranv-­ announced tbat .permanent and on campus to discuss tbe in the same place on Saturday. the time and place will be ...... t. & r ••.,..,.atlo.1. for full-time me mbers of the coverage and enroU those de­ The faculty and stalf of VTI available from tbelr Im­ you at no extro chcwve. faculty and Civil Service stalf s iting- the policy. will have an opportunity to mediate s upervisors. will again have the opportUnity The agent will be available meet with tbe agent 10 a.m. to Those who fall to enroll B & A TRAVEL to enroll In the SIU Group Life from 10 a.m. to I p.m. and I p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. through tile:... representative rOWe do everytni.n& Insurance Plan. from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mon­ Tuesday In the Administrative may complete the e nrollment but pack you, bag." This Is the last opportUnity da y. Tbursda y aJ)d Frida y In Office there. card and payroll deduction Ph-.549·1863 to re-enroU in the plan for the Mississippi Room of the Employes of !be Physical authorization card and pre­ former or continuing mem­ 'Universlty Center. Plant will be able [0 discuss sent them to tbe Personnel 7lSS: U..-roi bers. An agent will also be avail- the policy' with the represen- Office where the forms are available. Dorm Willing 'OPEN To Comply With Rules Unive rsity officials and Wall Street Quadrangles HOUSE owners are working to clear up conditions which have de­ layed SIU certification of the residence complex as an ac­ cepted living center. PARTYI· Jack W. Gr aham, dean of students, said he is .confident that the problems can be Th u rs.-Fri.-Sat. worked OUt. Mel Skolnik, an owner of the Come join the fun at the big Grob Chevra.let complex, said he will do what­ OPEN HOUSE PARTY! FREE REFRESHMENTS ever is necessary for the ... FREE (;1 FTS FOR EVERYONE ... plan ta ,at. Quads to become an accepted tend this Thursday, Friday or Saturday. NEW living center, even if r esidents LOCI. TION : Raut. 13 and 127 North of Mu, · must be shifted to other rooms physboro. in the complex. Chief stumbling block to acceptance seems to be that Carnaro both men and women are livinJZ; in one of the buildings. The U- shaped building in question, however, has walls separaung the sections. There ar e no doors in the walls, Skolnik said. Graham said sru rules r equire that an accepted resi­ dence be a separate building housing either men or women but not both. Skolnik: said that he has ,.FREE ' r eceived opinions from archi:' teets stating thatthe U-sbaped pan of the complex, located at the south end of Wall Str eet, should he considered three separate buildings. "The entrances ofthe build­ PRIZESI ings are at least 200 feet apart ," Skolnik said.. GRAND PRIZE "We may have to move All expense paid weekend for two' tenants into different build­ ings," Skolnik said.. "We will in St. Lou is. PLUS a new Chevolet Camero go along with {he Univer sity." A letter concerning the to drive. Quadrangles' problem was sem from the office of 2nd PRIZE President Delyte W. · Morris ta Skolnik over the weekend.. Complete set of 12 Kroydon Golf ·Clubs. SkolnJk said Tuesday he will r eply to the administration's letter by Oct. 1. 3rd PRIZE $50.00 due bill, good on any Grob car THE SIGN OF at any time. QUALITY 4th PRIZE TROUGH 10th PRIZE Highway emergency kits

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SIU POWER CONTROL-James Bailey, central power caatrol panel operator, works at his desk. The room in the Physical . . * Plant where the panel is located was a busy place' Saturday night when a line in McAndrew Stadium shorted out and .put cir- . Take a fMOQ" to the lake! cuit breakers in operation. The game was delayed for about an hour. Workmen were busy Tuesday. repairing the line. A spokes­ man at the Physical P1ant said it was not known just, what work would have to be done, or if the line would be replaced. . . I Fewer Than Last Year 346 Cycle Permits Issued

The . P arldng Section an­ It was estimated that a~ nounced that as of 3 p.m. proximately 2,000 applica­ Tuesday. 346 students had tions will be Involved. picked up their cycle permits. The applicants will be noti­ This number Is r elatively fied by mall of the decisions. small compared to l ast year's figures, : although there are Harvey Fisher Eleded many processed applications Harvey I. Fisber, chairman that have not been picked up of the Department of Zoology, by stUdents, a spokesman sa,Jd. was e lected to a thre'e- year The Housing Office will term on the executive council start tonight to process ap- of the American Ornithologists plicatlons made by students to Union at the recent meeting 1n live In unsupervised housing. Duluth, Minn. Students and Faculty! We moved in while you were on vacation ! Please come by and get acquainted so we can serve your needs, with ...... Goodyear tires ·.Front end alignment .Shock absorbers .Brake work .Batteries .Road service *"King of the Campus" .Cycle tires Front end & Brake Special! 9S $ 9 Any U.S. Car BIG CHEESEBURGER Align fronl end. Replace fronl wheel bearings. Adjusl brakes Add fluid, lesl. Add. 52.00 for foreign cars air cond PORTER BROS. ire Cenler 324 N. Illinois CARBONDALE ,9-144 • DAlL·/" EGYP,TJ ...· STOP-FROlEN PIPES Afrer T1lJO Gamel . Saluki Statistical Leaders

~" ..' r!c Me_ • .., T. .. Are Agnew, Massey, Kuba ..., ty ....",.. - p;,. ~v.",b ft. •• i ..... Wally Agnew, Tom Massey He has also tbrown for two ~&w ilt" l" tt\erllMlht" ..v •• and Roger Kuba have domI­ touchdown s. eu,.,.. ..' . 1"."Uit. wJ"" nated the offensive punch for Senior end Tom Massey. WRAP·ON IN6UL.AT'ON '" t he football Salukis In their t ar get for both scoring throws, Mve hH't. AK.., ••• ItftkH first two games. Is far out in front In the pass ·3t~ sa VS TODAY. Agnew, a Junior college catching depanment. t r an sfer who seemingly came He .has caught 13, good for from nowhe r e to grab the 196 yar ds. Roger Kuba and Patterson starting quarterback chores, J OM Fere nce have each caught has completed 27 of 48 pass­ five passes, good fo r 80 and ardware Stor ing attempts, good for 355 70 yards respective ly. 207 W. Maill yards and a .562 completion Kuba, running from t he half­ percentage. back spot , has rushed for 96 yards in 25 carries for a 3. 8 average a carry. Kuba is fol­ SPECIFIC JOBS lowed by fullback Hill Williams and halfback Eddie Richards wfth 48 and 15 yards SPECIFIC AREAS r espective] y. The SalukiS s how one inte r­ ception good for a touchdown. *(ollege Placements with BUI Hohs picking off a Wichit a toss and r ambling 25 ~r~~; o~;~rlr:a~ s~Eh~Dh~~ ~-;J~~ i~~:enrs\8?~,o i:~ue~ f~~ ' *Technical Executives yards for the scor e. total of 196 yards a nd two touchdowns. Massey is th e team' s Tim Kelley has booted three leading pass receiver and the leading score r. This catch was & conver s ions in as many at­ made in the Louisville game . *Office Sales tempts and has a 24- ya r d fie ld goal fo r s ix po ints . * Full or Part Ti me Flag Football Meetings Set *Counseli,ng & Testing For Officials and Managers FREE REGISTRATION SPEED WAS Meetings for flag football day through Friday and from officials and team manage r s 1,30-5 p.m. Saturday and Sun ­ have been announced by Gle nn day. SHIRT LAUNDRY Martin, head of intramural Students will be allowed to Downstate Smployment Agency athletics. use the s wimming JXlOI at the AND The meeting for officia ls University School free of will be 4, 15 p.m . Thursdays char ge on pr esentation of their 103 So. Wa shin gton CLEANERS at the Arena . SIU identification card, Manin A, Bening Square Bldg. (2nd Fir.) Managers of aU teams in­ said. The times for the free PHONE 549·3366 terested in flag football will s wim are Fridayfr.om7-10:30 214 S. UNIVERSITY meet at 4,30 p.m. 'Tuesday p.m. and Saturday a nd Sunday in Muc kelroy Auditorium in from 1- 5 p.m. the Agriculture Building. Martin a lso announced tbat All teams mus t be r e pre ­ bas ke tballs , handballs a nd - sented by a manager at the handball gloves can be checked Egyptian heiroglyphics meeting to be e ligible for play. out at the Intramural Office. Team ros ters and a $2 entry Roo m 128 of tbe Arena. fee are due at noon Tuesday. Recreation equipment a lso Martin also announced that may be checked our at the boat 'Vi-in probably not be the weight room, Room 103 of dock s he d located on the east MCAndrew Stadium, will be s ide of tbe Lake-on-tbe­ open to s rudems fr om 1-3 Campus . The sbed is open recorded in the p.m. and from 6- 9 p.m . Mon- from 1-5 p. m. daily. SALUKI CURRENCY EXCHANGE '67 Obelisk. Campul Shopping Center • Chrd Cashini .Orive-,'s L ic e-n s e- • Nota ry P",blic • P",bl ic Stenograph.r • Mo ne y O,den . 2 Day lic e-n se- Plate- e Title- Service Se-rv i c~ But count on lots _ _ Open 9 a .m. to • T1'a vele-rs' Checks 6 p.m. Every Day of SIU news and sports • Pay your Gas, ligh" Phone, and Wa'er Bill s her. -Southern­ and activities and gossip Quick Shop and other info from one Home of the Big '4' Bar-B-Q's of the country's best Pork Bar-B-Q's 4 for $1 Smoked Burgers 4 for $1 y~q,books. Smoked Dogs 6 for $1

... ·:4 .,;· ~ Beef Bar-B-O's 3 for $1 ~ ' EtYpt"i on ~ un d Obelisks (tall sloping four·sided pillars) to . · reco(d'''1tie triumph s and ach ie vements of Ici ngs. But your 1967 Your Quick, Convenient Obeli sk will not be filled with hieroglyphics. 8eing a n ..... " .... me-r ican" yearbook, th .. Obe-I B k can't risk people not being able to Shopping Hecfctq~qrters . r.M it. "'nd not 'earning the important a s .,.cts. of th.ir new col · I .. ,. culture. The Obell.k is not a number two yearbook. But it cos .. like one. It', only two dollars. About what you'd spend on • Groceries. Cosmetics • Dairy a pizza. Order one today. How . From the guy at the Obeli 511: table. '67 OBELISK. SIU YEARBOOK SQUTHERN -QUICK SHOP NOW ON SALE IN .UNIVERSlJY CENTER · lII;noio & College Open BAM to 11 PM Daily L....._____ ---.;,;;;.;...... ;.;.;;..;.;....;;.;.;:..:.;.;:::..:.:..;...;l;.J:;.;;;;;;.;;.;.;;.;,=..; ____ ...... '" """' ___ "" ...... ""'...... ,.,.... ~...... ,.,...... ,.,., ... ..,.,. ....""' ...... ~ DAilY' EGTPTIAK' Blackout Had Little Effect on Game SIU Quarterback Impressive, CO"!E!!t.es 18 of 31 Passes Louisville's Benny 'Russell cool off and lose their e n- When the Ughts went out put on quite a show Saturday thuBi8sm, but they didn't." Saturday both teams retreated nlgbt, hitting on 23 of 39 [0 their dressing rooms [0 pass attempts for 245 yards. await the repairs, but upon However. equally as impres- reaching [he showers found slve' are Southern quarterback The Salukls sustained no [Otal darkness there also, Wally Agnew's statistics for serious injuries last week and They sat down- and waited the night - 18 completions sbould be In good physical Without 90 much as a flash­ In 31 attempts for 258 yards condition for this week's game light. and one touchdown. Agnew against Drake at Des Moines. clip and redeem completed 9 of 11 attempts the first half. . these valuable Saturday's crowd was qulte An improvement is eVident patient with the delay of more coupons In the Salukl punting game than an hour while the trouble Coach Ellis RalnsMrger already. The average punt for In the lIgbtlng system was believes that the limited light­ the first game against Wichita hunted down and repaired. Not Ing available after the black­ was an even 30 yards. Against out Saturday had very little, too many persons headed LoUisville, tbe average was for the exits after the exciting NOW! if any, effect on tbe game. upped .to an ill)presslve 45.4 first period they had seen. He said, • 'There was the yards per kick, possibility tbat the kids would Coed Gymnastic Club To MeetWednesday Len Dawson That parachure you may have seen descending in front Tbe Women's Gymnastics Leading AFL of University Park between C luh will meet at 4 p.m. . halves of Saturday's game was Wednesday in the women's suppoaed . to be part of the gymnasium. All coeds In­ Q uarterb acks , halftime entenalnment. Gor­ terested in gymnastics are don Cummings, president of invited to attend. NEW YORK (AP) .'- Len . the SIU Slcydiving Club, Regular meetings ofthe club Dawson, the former P urdue . planned on hining the fomball are held at 4 p.m. on Mondays B.tar Who. fired touchdown. pas- field, but didn't quite make and Wednesdays and at 7 p.rn. sea In Kansas City's 4~24 the scene. on Thursdays. victory over Boston Sunday: . bas taken over the No. 1 r------, spot among American Foot- ball League quanerbacks. WELCOME STUDENTS Dawson completed 20 of 32. passes for 29 1 yards and five ' WeHave$omething for Everyone touchdowns against the P at­ riots, and bas a completion ,From ZENITH and MAGNAVOX average of .593, average gain of 8.63 and JO touchdown pas­ televiSions, radios, and stereos ses. John Hadi of the San Diego to FRIGIDAIRE and MAYTAG Chargers dropped to second in passing followed by George refrigera~rs, washers and dryers Blanda of Houston and Joe Namath of the New York Jets . PLUS . Blanda has passed for the most yards, 859. Men's Jim Nance of the Patriots continues to lead in ground gaining with 290 yards In 58 PONDEROSA attempts for a 5.0 average. Complete Iine of appliance, Bobby Burnett o f Buffalo Is Excellent Service department the runnerup with 4.1. ; An Powell of Oalcland main­ Easy t.,m, SHIRTS tained tbe top spot In pass re­ 110 ceiving. He has hauled In 25 . 11 ...... <01010" for 362 yards and a 14.5 av­ d u ra 41j S. ILLIHOIS PHOHE 457 ·8090 ------Cousin Fred's er~ge. 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Althougb tbe Saluld football steady improvement through­ Within the ~eam. He pqlnted tbey would continue [0 use it. Bcene was dimmed by botb the out the season, especially in out that this comes from The I·formatlon gives South­ Schwinn field lIgbts and tbe final score the smaller points oftbe game. several persons, and the en­ ern better strong side blOCk­ of Saturday's game, Coach He' expressed a great deal thusiasm and leadership is Ing, be said. Bikes E Ills Ralnsberger'S'"bptimls­ of satisfaction With the per­ really becoming a leam affair One thing that s tood out In tic outlook: was not dimmed formance of the defensive more than being left up to Sarurday's game was tbe 147 ' La r g • • ' s'ock i n by SW' s performance against secondary which faced an out­ individuals. yards in penalties assessed area. Ex clu.iv e dealer Louisville. Tbe Salulcis instlruted the against tbe Salu.lds. s tan din g quarterback In in area.' Ra1nsberger expressed no Louisville's Be nny Russell. I-formation Saturday, running Rainsberger attributed this disappointment in the team's Russell completed 23 of 39 about six times fro m that to the overeagerness of the performance. He was. of pa'"ss . attem pts against (he formation. Rainsberger said team. He. said this type of course, disappointed In tbe Saluleis. penalty is 'noc uncommon when .11M'S outCome. Sailing Club to Elect ther e are several f.reshmen Ralnsberger lX>inted out that WURI?ALE SHOPPlNC CENTER Ralnsberger said, " I bate Southern bas faced two of the Cluzirmen Thuraday and sophomores playing. co see a team play that bard fineSt pas1sers in the area in and that enthusiastically and The SIU Sailing Club will / meir first twO games. AI­ lose, but If we keep playing tbougb these two have passed meet at 9 p.m. Thursday In tbis way we'll certainly win Room 208 of the Home Eco­ Awer4 COLLEGE our share," 71 times, there bas been only one touchdown pass thrown nomi cs BuIlding. Committee Wi_i •• Ralnsberger said that the against tbe Saluki seconda.ry. chairmen for the fall term will Iaawty STUDENTS team would need to show be elected. SpecloUst Part of (he credit mus t go .oltlo... to tbe line aDd linebackers, National Corporation is Sen. )'OIl . Cycle Meets Ralnsberger said. Russell I ~ OW accepting applications showed why he Is rared so CLOTHES tor part-time employment highly by his coacbes and "- "Come Clean" during Academic year. For Are Planned v_~~ information and appointment: opponents in scrambling for :.1 ~ '\ For You 'at C yclesport, local cycle valuable ya rdage wben It KAlIl FAIIIDOIII club; bas "",de plans for two looked as If be would be tossed Ir.4 - 'J EAST Clf r...... call STUDENT cyct1ng ·eYeIltS In October. fot losses by tbe Salulei line­ ",,-.. U7,MO A poker r un is scheduled men. be added. I" ~ GATE PLACEMENT DIRECTOR Sunday. Riders wbo want to One of the encouraging CLEANERS S-tJ.,.J. ~lcIpare in !biB event are to things about tbe Saluleis' per­ 9·4221 BIIIlIr_ 549-3319 meet ·In the parldng lot at forma nces thus far, according I' Ph. _...... Wall at Walnur Main and Illinois at II a.m. to Ralnaberger, is tbe In­ ...... ,....., between 10 a.m.-2p.m. Entry fee will be 50 cents cre~inp; leadership from for rider and passenger. A field meet will be held ----- at I p.m. Oct. 16 at the en­ ttance of tbe SIU airport. DAILY EGYPTIAN CLASSIFIED ADS AU cycle riders are invited Th e Doily Egyptia n rese rves the righ t to reie ct a ny a4l vertising copy , No refund s on c a ncell..d ads , to participate. Entry fee will 1965 C B 160 Honda, many extr.... Qu..tet, modern room ae e&mpua ecl8e Female roonnnate wanted for a-aJ.lcr be $1 eacb. Trophies will be FOR SALE Must sell Immediately. Asking $350. for mature.nd responsible 'Woman. close to campus. Call '/-5895. 299 awarde d to winners in vari­ Call 453_3 161 and ask for BilL 310 ,Call 3_24.7 3" oHice hours. . 278 2 roommates in large. uns upervised ous classes. C l earance Sale _ M uat clear all 1966 1956 Har. _O.v. 3 wheeler, exe.. con­ merchandise off OUl" sa.l es lot within Vacancy for I " boy at 320 W. Walnut. house cbeapl Inquire 1526 old West nen 30 days. Prices cut to move dition. $325. Phone or contaa p. T. Approved apt.. Ask for Bob ",?r H?W1:; Main 5. 300 Brennan. 516 Rawlings, apt. 41 8, 457_ this me r chandise; 4ox l O, F. K. 2 7940. . 311 Bedroom StU as 10. as $ 2695.00 and One male to share 55 ft. trailer with Ull[ whUe they last. E d'fo"ucia Trailer New furnis hed brick home. Suitable two others. Call 7_7830. 306 Drivers Wanted Phllco 21 Inch table model TV. Have for male students or faculty. Three Sales. Inc.. Two and one hall mUes 2 setS - must sell one. 7-2256. 315 bedrooms. Latewood Part:v- 288 nonh Marlon on R. ~7 . 243 2 men to s hare uns upervtaed apt. Lynda Vista No.6, U :ZO tenn. 549_ 1963 SCOUt - 4 wheel drive. many Men's rooms for rent In large. mod­ 3932.. 308 Full set of goU clubs, 8 Irons, 4 extTu. $It75. Call 687-1501 after ., ~-; .;... woods, never used, $45. W tU break e rn house by Crab OrChard. Cooking set. Call 7-4334. 275 5 p.rn.. 317 privilege., study area, 2- man rooms. Upperclass man share trl. with' 2 $1 20 per quaner. Call 457_5143atter othen near U..clty. 708 E . CoUege 1966 Suzuki SOee. Tr ail Bike . nOO. 3 247 ~ F or sale: l Ox50 fWO bedroom trailer. p.m. Ask for Tom. No. 30. 312 Small down payme nt; take over pay_ 2.000 mL, perfect shape. See Tatro. ment&. CaU 684-2318 after 5 p.m. 280 An Dept.. Mon. thru Fri •• 8 to I. -32 1 " Men'. rooms for rent In large. mod_ 2 gtrls lor 5 room apt •• near campus. ern house by Crab Orchard. Cooking Call 9_1 940 after 6. 316 Comple te drafting equJ pment. New, Blue Corvalr_Monu. Good gaa mUe­ prlvUeges, study area. 2-man rooms. used only one quaner. S4!:e Larry age. Reasonable. Chester-826-3857 $120 per quarter. Call 457- 5143a.fter Wanted; Two girl roommates for Yellow Cab al Allen 3, 108 or call 3-3954. 286 after 4.. 326 3 p.m. Ask for Tom. 290 modern apt. Call 549- 2226. 319 must have 1965 Triumph Bonn. Very low mileage. 1965 50 cc .... hite Ho nda wllh elee.. Nearly new 10x5Q tratler with cen­ Wanted to buy: One swivel chair. Call CaU Carmen at 985-'1 796. 294 _tarter. Hardly used. CaU 985-214 7. tral alroondittonIng. Suitable for 2-4 Fred. 9-2992 anytime . 320 327 .tudentB. Near e&mpua. 614. E. Part.. Class A Yamaha YDS- 5 apd., modified engine. CaU 7-6405. 298 $495. Ph. 549_2420. 295 FOR l ENT ENTERT AINMENT Chauffers Room for one male student. 21 or Luxury accommodaOoru;. New ' air_ ol4er at 1205 W. SChwanL See any Experimental film soCiety unusUlll 1964 52x l0 mobile home. Carpeted. and avaru-garde films. Membershfp Air-cond• • gas fu rnace. underpinned. conditioned units with wall-to-wall weekday 4;30 to 6:30. 318 carpeting. full kitchens, nLaid serv­ Umlted and dead.line approaching. For license ready for occupancy. Call 549_241 0 inform:ltlon &e nd name and address alter 4. 296 Ice now renting for fall. The Quad­ For rent: One space for man In rangles. 1207 S. Wall. Ph. 7-4123 or superVised house. $110 quaner. 2 807 Cindy. CarbondaJe. 265 4. 57-4523. 924 Must be 21 1962 BMW R-60. 600c(:, large tank milea 80uth of sru. C lean, qUiet, good r oad bike. $795. 549_4414. 297 Modern Tara Dorm for girlsl AvaU_ camlonable. 457- 7685 after 5 p.m.325 able for faU. Call 7- 7960. 6 11 S. SERVICES OFFERED Honda 305 Super Hawk. blue &: White, Washington. C'dale. 156 WANTED Shan of cash on moving day? Finance Phone fiber glass spon shJeld. T .... o wind­ your Long Distance move with Keane_ shields. helmet. Call 687-1561 . 301 Luxury accommodations I Me n or Men. want to earn $4.6 to $1 00 per t United Van Unes. 4.57-2068. 245 women. New AjC unJta, wall to wall week7 If you have 2 evenings and 457 -8121 For sale; Cello. $ISO, Ph. 457 - 2478. carpeting. fulI kitchens, maid serv­ Saturday ava.1lable to .... ork. conu.ct Lake Tacoma Riding Stables, Moon­ Excellent condJtlon. used 1 year. 302 Ice. Supervised and unsupervised. Mr. Ha.selbroct or Mr. Bagi In Ught rldlng, hayrides. Open 24 hrs. Now renOng for falL The Quadrangles.. Room B of tbe University Center at Phone 993_4055. 258 1959 Carven. See at 901 E. Webster. 1207 S. Wall. Ph. 7-U23 or 457_ 11 a.m. or 2 p.m. Wednesday. SepL Benton. [11. alter 4 p.m. 304 4. 523. 221 28. 1966. 313 PERSONAL Triumph Bonn. !lOtI CariCO, N14. 305 Large carpeted 3 ildrm. home, 7 Readera needed ·for bllnd student.. Yellow Cab mUes from sru. Fum. or unturn. Beauillull, decorated blnhday and WW pay for service. Pleaae trrite to 'apedal occ.asion cates. Call 7-4334- C1aasic '59 T-Blrd conv. Full po .... er. $ 240 per mo. plus udlitlea. 1 ~ Bob Richardson, SalukJ Hall 716 S. 276 215 S. llIinois Fine condo Beet offer. Ph. 549- 2229. lease. MalllU.ined ground&. Call 9- UnJverll1ty or call me after 9 p.rn.. &J: 303 2575. 277 549_1250. 314. EMPlOYMENT WANTED '61 Rambler "lair need.a wort.. Best Luxury aceommodatlonal Men or Two p1ll coaka and ODe truekdr1'fer ofter over $90. 1965 Brtdgeaofte 50 women. New ""Ate wdt6. wall b) waU for rarutme oiIbt wort. Apply 407 Babyatn:t.na in my bome. Stude,.'. Spon. mlr& coDd.. $200 or beat offer. ca.rpetlng. fLtll t1tcbeA8. maid 8en­ E . F ".-eematI or call 457-7682.Cbarlea wile With lood references. license SupenUed and uaaupe.rY1Md. Slmplex trlg. al1de 1'lLle. $3. A.t.o Ice. now "'&blond. 322 appUed for. Phone 549-3l13L. 323 conalgnmeOl: for aale of boob. each rerxI.nB for falL Tbe Q~ . for $ 1. Make 100-200 dollar. ~ 1207 S. Wall,. Ph. 7-4123 or 457_ WaJUd: T}'Pia8: in bome. plaup aDd Bab)'81a::i.Q& wanted - GUaeon TraU­ Complete Scuba outfit, $75. caUScoa 4523. lutallmear: piau C&II be ar­ ddi'fery. Call 684-2318 after 5 p.m. er Part.. 614 E. Pan,. Tratler No. 50. Thatcber. 7-4710. 309 ...... 222· 28 1 32.