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12-9-1966 The aiD ly Egyptian, December 09, 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 December 1966 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Yule Story Is· Read Lord, By Morris P r esident Del1yr e W. Mo rris, now letrest Thou s ur r ounded by me mbe r soft he University Chamber Choir, r ead the Christm as sto ry as wr itte n in L uke II, ve r ses 1-21 , during the an nu a l Th\' servant depart Chri stmas Convocation held T hursday mcnning in [he Ar e na. The progr am featured the In peace ... Univer sit y Symphony, di r ected by He r ben Levinson ; the Wo me n's Ensemble and Male Glee Club, dir ected by Raben W. Kin gsbury . and an inte rpret ive r eading of the holiday s eason by Vance Fulke r son. Prior to [he pr ogr a m, P r esident Morris spoke with s tudents and visitors on the west concourse of the ar e na where coffee, cider and donut s MR. AN D MRS . ~.h: LYTE WES LEY !..-l ORRI S we r e served . Opening the progr am was Ande r son's « A Christmas Festival'" perfor med by the symphony, followed by com bined cor al, in strumental a nd MORRIS'S HOLIDAY CARD-This is the holiday cord being chu rch doors of Fredda Brilli<:int 50~HIA~REN JUOlfJt' C"IUMBI A FICI UR[S ?;Lt ·.I, ,SOL C SIEGEL r' :,[1. '. 1000y 6:3\.1 0. Y:·J) Sot. & Sun J·25, 6 : 35. 9 : 4 5 HOLDEN F,'ee Christlllas Show WIDmK This Saturday for children of the Carbondale area. ---_ ... _,. . S po ns ore db y the America n Legion, SATURDAY ONLY Of Moose Lodge, Eagles Club, ana . , ell:. £-y ',._ . VFW Post2605 of Carbondale. J HERECOIIIIE HORST BUCHOLZ J lEE lOOMIWN . ~eturn TtClT "F.-nThe MalliN ]\slles A ",--" .... ,lie ...... , lSf'alt'8UL (' ' P,!.ll'{, fGy,pn.t.H Livestock Marketing Discussio n Planned Walte r J. Wi lls. c hairm a n~ .. .last of the Department of Ag r icultur al Industries, will dis chance cuss 1 i ve stOC k marketing Monday e vening in t he Kansas. !1l . High School vocational ag before riculture department fo r an adult education course spon finals! sored by the school and ar r anged by Charles Leeper, L Kansas vocational agriculture teacher. ,to enjoy a delicious U steak from Lucas' Petite Steaks, $2.25 Complete Dinners from ~:n'~MM C 52.50 Student Union Prices (A·I-_____S~w~a~k~ll~o-u~s-e----~ ZEIGLER , ILL . Mon. · Fri. 1-6 P.M. :g ~ J i of. Steaks 'Ju st 25 mirivt es fr,o,m Ca rbondale' Kue&Karom I Lo~ ste r s N o rt h o n S~t o 1 4 9 Op ~ n We ekds}'s I (:30 t o '!>doh .. Il linois and Jackson I Itolion Saturday til 13.m . food ("" 1ra" d S undn) ~. Ray ~ewelry .. _ offers you the finest Activities in Christm as Gifts nce, 4 F,'/ms P~d~ .. , P;"".dEo";ng ,. B,ocl.,,, P ;n', Band Da '.. Charm s, Lighters, and Hond Engraving. A Gift of Jewelry Will Always Be Rem embered On T0 day 's~S;;c;;h;e~d~u;;/;e~~~~~=:=;Ji1'"H _aY ~JP:=" p:=:lry :=:=::~-:={ 1,=S'=r=III=ino=:i S =~:=:=::===i \\lomen' 5 Recreation Associa MARLOW'S TONITE AND SAT . tion free recreation will m eet at 8 p.m. today in the PHONE 68'4-6921 CONTINUOUS SHOWING Women's Gym. THEATRE MURPHYSBORO SATURDAY FROM 2:30 •• maV1S REG. ADM . 90< . a~d 35~ T he Mosl em St udents Asso hour .. ciation will meet at I p.m. FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 ..,- . ,1 in Room E of the Univer FURR AU DITORIU M, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL s ity Cent e r. Inter- Varsity Christian Fel 3 - SHOWS 6 :00 - 8:00 -10:00 :f '.. " : lowship will meet at noon ~ . II in Room E of the l lnive rsity Ce nter. I The Pre L 3W Club will me et , at 10 a.m . and 3 p,m . in . the Se minar Room of the The IlincetllIlKosless ,: The Wbisll:e, Agricuhure Building. ~ The Movie Hou r will fe ature' : ( "Ge nev ieve" at 6, 8 and 10 p. m . in Furr Auditorium in Unive r s it y School. The 80.) Hope V iernam Show will be shown at 7 and Q , p.m . ~n Shryock Auditorium . The m ovi e, "The Birds," wil1 ~~ GENEVIEVE" be shown at 6, 8: 15 and JOHN GREGSON - DINAH SHERIOAN 10:30 p. m . in Browne ,\ udi KA Y KENDALL- KENNETH MORE corium. (TECHNICOLOR) A perfectly ddightful comedy is this putt Cine m a Classics wi ll feature by put I commem,o rativl" ,nm fr o m London 10 Brighton in two vintage automobllc-s. It 's the social event of the: season for four s il ent mov ies, "Ta rzan Veteran Car Club members Gregso n and Morc- Adventure Of o f the Apes," "The Campus Vamp." the Ou r Gang SATURDAY DECEMBER 10 The Ten comedy "The Fourth," and "The Sa wmill," at 8 p. m. FURR AUDITORIUM, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Who Rode in Davis Audi(Qrium in 2 - SHOWS 6 :30 - 8:30 P.M . Wham . The Stagecoach A Band Dance will be held from 8:30 . to II :30 p.m. To Cheyenne. in the Roman Room of t he Unive r sity Center. .I St r eet Ga ll I! ~u"ject . ~' ·\I ~ .. ,.,.,: For S tuden t's Book A s [udy of Chicago juve nile gan'g behavio r by an SIL' grad ua te :-; fudem has been pub li s hed i n the A m ;:.> rican Soc io l ogi cal Rt" v ie w. " So li dar ity and De li nquenc y i n a Str(;' e t Corne r Group," by L eon Jan;-;yn .1 r ., is ba sed on SOUTHERN ' S FILM SOCIETY observariol1;-; m ad(' by.l ansyn while' h... · worked with a gang -PRESENTS- ca ll C' d the Don s on C hicago 's wesr side. "THE COW and I" Pink' s Gifts '00 CHRISTMAS FRENCH DIALOGUE WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES -STARRING- FERNANDEL and RENE HAVARD Fernandel oc:ts out (] gentle account of (] true prisoner / ( of war escape story SUNDAY DECEMBER 11 MORRISlIBRARY AUDITORIUM 2-SHOWS 6:30and8:30P.M . ADM. ADUL TS WITH ACTIVITY CARDS c· Page" DAILY EGYPTIAN ,. . :., . " , . 1. 1 Daily Egyptia.n Editorial Page TH E SIU THINKER QURI NG FINALS . .. W all St ~ f-'ootpath Demands Attention P;;RIOOIC Deplorable conditions for Howevc- r , is not th ~ life .of COFFEE the :;t ud ~nt on foot in Carbon one student ur Ca r bondaie rRIWSF{/S/()trS da le 3re e xe mplifie d for e m )~ t Citizen wo nil muc h more than ...... at this tim ..' hy the lack 'of a 11 [h ~: mu.l('Y and effort d<.' vut- safery m e.l~; ur e.::> lak!?n by e i· ed to the Mill Stred pr o ject? ther rhe citv of Cnbonda ie or As phali p:nhs . winding the Lniv ...' r~ity in reme dying through m uS I of thL· SI(r ca m · the hJz3rdou~ pedestri an s itu · pus . .:ust on Iht' Bombing Not Worth Cuts /11 O,lf/lPt: smrll5 /flY£? AS the Viet Nam war tloi ls fund s transferred to thi s pro /f JifI/I/£L.()GlIE OF j,7~r tYl$Yn into anQ[her year, we ca n' t gram? help but question what e ff ecl At t.hi s jun ct ure . bombing FOR ItirE/..UCCtl/lL" ItlC£lYtlJlE it will have on many important north of the 17th parall el has '-" domestic programs . shown no indicati ons thaI it Letter to the Editor Without reite rating about will in any wa y s horre n'the war struggling peas ants on the o r is hampering infiltration countryside and the freedom iO[ o the soulh. It appears to be loving Vietnamese , we wond e r a needless waste of men, air Cultural Gap at SIU? Humbug if program s . s uch a s Head craft and money. r stan. {he war on pove n y and If bo mbing the norrh is a To the editor: weekly convocations, o r lis opponunity to informally visit urban redevelopment s hou ld fruitless adventure . Ihen it It was onl y yesterday that tening to gue st ~ake r s pre with your teachers during be sacrificed. should be s topped a nd the ex I heard a couple of stude nts sented by various departments their office hours. penditures transferred to nec How many millions of dol making what seems like an and o r ganizations. Each of us has a great deal lars are lost dail y on the essary programs on thiS s ide age-old complaint about SIU. Even in the event a stu [0 learn about diffe rent as of the Pac ific. docks and in (he warehouses They we r e speaking about what dent fails to ta ke advantage pects of life and being able to Instead. Preside nt Johnson they believed to be a lack of i n Saigon? Whal is the weekly of these opportunities he can e nter into discussion wi th a plans to ask Congr ess for $9 cost for bo mbing Nonh Viet extra- c urricul a r c ultural op s till utilize perhaps the great per son well versed on subject s Nam in term s of pilots lost, [Q $ 10 billion more ne xt year {Q ponunities to the student. est source of c ult ural en rich conduct the war. What wVfare. not as fam ilia r to u.s can be munitions, aircraft lost and Well, I for one, a m tired ment: . the men and women a tremendous l y e nlighte ning logis tic expenditures? poven y or education projects of hearing this complaint. A who attempt to ope n our minds experience he l ping to fill any How many ghetto children will have moreflfar" trimme d s tudent has m anv activities and fill them with knowledge off afte r the first of the year cU ltura.1 gap that one feels would have a better shQ[ at an which are open to him daily. each day in class. is not suffic iently cover ed by to carryon o r esca late thi s education through Headstarr if Among these a r e the joining SIU's faculty consists of the other activities offe r ed. 100 sorties over the Hanoi holy war we are waging? of one of the nume r ous clubs many fascinating and e nter area were canceled and the Mike Nauer that are available, going [0 t aining educators whose job W. B. (Skip) Rosskam it is [0 broade n our knowledge. P ublic Relations Commisson I wish to per suade all stu- e r. dents to capitalize upon the Stude nt Government. Police Watch Poetic Fur Fly As Literary Society. Erupts There have been fear s late ly oppune lll S, who said he was a thar rK>err y has becom =: bad poeL decadent a nd has los r ir s vigor His merits as a jX>e t a re s rill and public appeal. Reassuring at issue, but nOt hi s abil itv as ne ws has com . ~ from the Mary· a jX> litician. He e lecle d · hi s la nd Poetry Society, howe ve r. s late of offis:e r s . For the pos t Ange red at an arte mpt to of honorary pr eSident, he per oust him, Vincent Godfrey sonallv defeated GO v.-e lect Burns , !\1.a r yland pocrlaureare Spiro T. (\ gnew, taking a po s i· and president of the socie ty, tion traditionally given to the made the poeri c fu r fly by a n· gover nor of the s tate. The nouncing that hi s opponents gove rnor didn't even know he were " pro-communists." was a candidate. Hi s s uppo n e r s, he ~d id, Whe n it rakes s ix policem =:n were de fe nde r s of the conser [Q keep orde r at a poetry vative jX)s irion i n lite r a ture, s ociety meeting the r e is little fi ghting to keep the we ll of need to fear tha t the Mu se has poe try pure and free of o b· been banished 10 the coffee senity. jX)rnography o r ultra hou ses and has lost he r wallop. modernis m. Ami - Burns poets A fe w more meetings like that, retorted that he was a dictator. featuring s imp J e , easil y Six po lice m.?n weTe on hand , understood r\ m ~ rican ins ults about the us ua l num~ T re and epithe ts . a nd we may go garded necessary a t a Chicago back to ~eading poetry our polli ng place . The meanest selves. blow struck was by Burns's Des Moines Re gi s ter 'j Docember 9, 1966 Page 5 City'ivitkout Paper Notes Varied Effects Carbondale has bee n Without its daily news one mortuary, the Van -N atta Funeral Home , sistams Union, Local 418, are demanding pa y paper for 39 days now. runs death notices o n WCIL and the Harrisburg increases which they say are needed to bring The Southern Illinoisan, closed down by a radio st8tion. wages into line With liviQg costs and With wages strike of printers and pressmen, has not produced The lack of advertising outlets is the greatest scales of other area workers. a paper since Nov. I Union-management ne problem fvr business people . The also want better holiday pay ~nd a o ne gotiations t!eased after two meetings. "We would have a 'gt;and ope ning' upstairs ·year contract, as against tbe three- year contract A similar strike i n New York City ran o n for about two we e k.~ before Christmas," said Robert proposed by the company,'. according to s trike 114 days and helped kill one of the nation's most Paulme ir, com anager of the new Leo' s liquor captain Charles Pike of Herrin. r espected newspapers , the literate Herald store and bar, " but the r e ' s no use in give-aways Primers~ members of the Inte rnat io na l Typ Tribune. if so many people don't know about them. Now ographer's Union, Local 21 7, are making s imilar That is nor likely to happen in Carbondale, we 're going [Q wait until spring." de mands , according co John Hal s tead, chairman whe re the Lindsa y- Schaub chain' s Souther n Illi Auto dealer s , in some cases, s ay that busi of the wage- s cale negotiating committee. noisan enjoys a monopoly. But area r eS idents , ness is down but they cannot say how much of Studies have shown that when the o nly paper wh ethe r directly involved in the strike or 110t, the drop is attributable to the s trike. One of in town is closed down, many r eaders make no have found their lives s ubtly alter ed by {he the m Edwin Vogler J r ., owner of Vogler Motor effon [0 seek another paper. They depend o n paper's absence. Co., said he has doubled hi s radio adve rtis ing r adio and televis ion news. It is harder to get the news. It is harde r to time and increased s alesman commissions in an It would then ' be r e ason~bl e 1.0 e xpe ct local advertise goods for sale. It is harder to shop effort to create incentives . broadcasters, in the public inter est, to increase the sale s without news paper advertising to use A theor y that the spotlight of publicity is a their news coverage and presentation. for price comparisons. J deterre nt to cr ime may be questioned in Car The Carbondale s tation, WCIL, has riOt done People are us ing the telephone more : funeral bondale during the Southern Illinoisan s trike. so. Paul F . McRoy, the owner a nd manager, homes, movie theate r s , grocery stor es all r e The crime rate has decr e ased during November, said he saw no need to augme nt news coverage port increased telepho ne inquiries for information accor ding to Police Chief Jack Hazel. since the station offers an ABC newscast at normally gleaned fro m the newspaper. The absence of a news paper has prevented least o nce an hour, and local news thr oughout Reno's News Agency, which distributes OUt the police from issuing the usual uaffic con- the hour. , of-town papers to Carbondale s ubscribers and The metropolitan papers dis tributed by Reno's newsstands, reports a gr eatly increased dem and .. ar e sending additional copies for the news fo r other papers since the strike began. stands ," a_ccording to Mrs. Reno, but s till de But the agency is unable, Mrs. Lee Re no cline to offer tem porary subscriptions . said, to accept temporar y s ubscriptions. "None At the Southern Illinoisan, nonstriking work of these papers will send us extra copies if e r s have so far been kept on the payr oll. they are to be for temporary s ubscriptions," Repon ers are busy r esearching and writing she said, and s uggested news-seeker s purchase bac kground and feature s tories that ar e not possi out-of- town paper s on the newsstands . ble unde r the press of day- to-day deadlines. Without their usual daily pape r, many town They also attend workshops and discussions and University people find a gap has appear ed on how they may improve their future coverage in their lives. of the news . " It has had a serious effect on the area pop The sam e is true of adve rtising a nd cir ulation," said C. Wi lliam Norma n, city man ,culation worke r s : the y are studying the operation ager. "It makes it mor e difficult to keep people with a view tOward increasing sales and efficiency. informed." Few ar e willing to speculate on how long the Some have come to depend more upon radio s trike ma y continue. , and te levision for national and world news, and The last Si milar strike at the Sourhern Illi ..upon the Daily Egyptian and the Murphysboro nOisan, in 1961, lasted 43 days. Sixteen printers s hopper for local news a nd shopping informatio n. won a IS-cent- an-hour wage increase (to $2.65). " I get all m y local news fro m the radif), " said and additional fri nge benefits . . Mrs . Russell MaSSie , 41 2 E . Sycamor e St., "but Wh e n that s lr ike ended-, the paper made an I watch the nalional news on TV." effort to bring readers up to date on the news, Unive r SIty people are depending more upon and a s imilar effort is likel y this rime. the Egyptian fOT news, and also use television Milton Edelma n, sru professor of economics ' and radio. a nd a speci~ li s t in labor. r e lations, said he The strike is prevem ing e ight puppies, now s uspects manage me nt is in a good position to srumbling over each other in the basem ent of ho ld out because several other papers in the the Philip Bake r s ' home, from finding permancm chain ar e suffi ciently profitable to carry the residence. dition reports , but Hazel said the accide nt rate strikebound So uthe rn Illinoisan. Baker said their dog's first lirter wa s sold is not higher than last year at the sa me time. l3 ut the strike r s , r eceiving strike pay from a through Southern IllinOisan classified advertis ing, "This is due mainly to our better-than- ave rage union fund, are like ly nm hard- pressed by fi but that is not possible now . weathe r during the last momh," he said. nancial circumstances e ilher. Mrs. Ba ker said " the s trike means not knowing The striking pressmen, me mber s of the How lo ng the community must go without its about g r o~e r y specials or music activities." Murphysboro Printing and Pressmen and As- daily paper r e mains impossible 1O guess. Other r eaders miss Christmas sales. Norman said the workfngs of municipal gov ernme nt have been hindered by the s trike. State law requires legal notices to be printe d in mass media, but with the Illinoisan out of the picture, ther e is no outlet for them. A few of Stage Set for P,olitical Comedy these, relating to Unive r s ity bU Si ness, are printed in the Daily Egyptian. Advertisers might be expected co be hit hard By Anhur Hoppe wh il e she's technicall y Governor, the good vote rs (San FranCiSCO Chronicle) we r e r eally voting fo r me, I mean what voter in by the absence of a daily paper in which [Q hawk their wares. his right m ind is going to vote for some poor, In some cases, they haven't . Good mornin g, housewives, small children frail woman who don't kno w a thing about running " T he s trike hasn' t affected our business at and othe r watcher s of daytime te levis ion. It's a ~ig State like this? all," said Larry Moore, manager of Univer time fo r anothe r r e-run of that rollicking, im Lurleen: But ..• s ity Rexall Drugs. "We have doubled our busi possibl l';' situation comedy, "I Love Lurleen." George : llut don't worry. I will faithfull y dis ness thiS year:' As we join the m today, Lurleen is seated in charge the duties of he r office. Unless, of course, Sales are also up at Zwick' s Shoe Store, and the Governor' s chair of a large Southern State , them beatniks and Commies up No rth don't do have r emained about the same at the Alice holding he r very first press confe rence . He r wh at I say and I gOt to run fo r Pr eside nt in Fly Shop and Cannon's Jewelry Store. hu s band, Geor ge, is st anding by he r s ide . This 19 and 68, Gr ocer y stores, for the mo st part, say they makes ~ look loyal, dedicated and a half a Lurleen: But wllat I want to add .. . have not s uffered noticabl y fr om the effects of head taller than she is. George: But what s he wants to add is that a the s trike. smart, handsome, go-getting fellow like me can But the absence of adver t ising media have run the United States with one hand tied behind caused a large number of telephone inquiries his back and s till have plent y Of time left about specials and sales. _ Lurleen: J just want to say . .. over to take car e of this great St ate here. George: Wh at my wife wants to say, ge ntle Richard Ke lley, CO mal"t8~r- of Ke lley' s Food Lurlee n: All I want to say .• . Store, s ays the s trike l)a s cut down the s ale men, is how proud she is to s ucceed m e as George; . . . is that s he 'll do her best to do of volume mercha ndise. Gove rnor and how hard s he 'll try co emulate what r te ll her to do. And YQu got to adm it, "We can't push certain items in volume as my great r ecord. . gentle men, that s he ' s done a bang-up job handling we did before, with the paper," he said. Lurleen: Yes, I know • .. this he r e press confe r ence. I r eckon that's all Other businesses, however, have been affected. George: What she knows, friends , is chat she is . s he was trying to s ay. Right, ho ney? Real estate firms , which rel y heavily o n classi merely a poor , frail wo man and none [00 bright 'Lurleen (s weetl y): Wrong, George. What r ve fied advertising, seem to head the list. in the head wh en it comes to governing this been trying to say is that I'm s uing you fo r Joseph R. Ragsdale Jr. of Area Realty said his gr eat State. divorce. bus iness has definately dropped off. He has Lurleen: But • .. George (aghast): Divor ce? tried to r eplace classified advertising by cir George: But s he is confident she 'll do a Lurleen: But if you don't put up a custodv culating handbills. magnifi cent job because s he has faith in the fight, I'll give you r easonable visiting privileges'. C herry Realty and Levelsmier Real Estate divine guidance of the Good L.o rd. The Good George: Well, it will be ni ce to see our children Lord and m e. ~ so report drops in bUSi ness volume a nd in once in a wh Ie . I the number of phone inquiries. Lurleen: As you know •.. Lurleen: Oh, the m, roo. But I was r efe rring to George: Yep. as you know, s he ' s promised my St ate . Guards! Throw this gabby bum out ! Bening~Real Estate r epon ed no decrease in to appoint m e as her humble $ l-a- year consul bU Si ness, but the firm has replaced class ified tant. So when she has (0 make one of the m ads With radio spotS on WC IL. monumental decisions of gove rnment, s he'll pray Funer al homes, which often run death notices fo r divine guidance . And then s he can check it Well, rune in to the next episode of t his im n local papers, have also been affected. Som e out with me . • JX>ss ible s ituation, And meanw~il e never fo r get Obituaries of Univer s ity- connected persons are Lurleen: Of course, you have to realize • • . the old adage: Unitarians to Hold Shown 017:30 & 9 :40 Lecture on Sunday LATE The Unitaria n Fellows hi pof BIG Car bo nd ale will continue its DOUBLE series o n the mllirary. war SHOW "WIFE 'and peace a. t 10:30 a. m. Sun A T.TRACTION day at the Unita r ian Fellow ship Meeting House, 301 W. WAPPERS' Elm St. The Re v. Harold P . Ma rley will prese nt (he fifth program of t hi S e ight- pan series on the ropic "Death of God of War." The Rev. Mr. Marley is a graduate of the U nive r s i t y of Missouri and r eceive d a bachelor of divini t y de gree at Un ion The ological School in 1924 . Mr. Marll:'), i ~ c ur rentl y se r ~ in g as the> mi nisrer uf the V·/a lronvill C' , Ind. Uni raria n Unive r salisl Churc h. An info rma l di sc u :,;~ i 0n w i ll follow Mr. MariC'\" ~ ralk and coffee will be se r~ ed . lIa/t4itff Late S~ '7c-dc tUfa 5atr.t'fda~ "';1c(£,J ()I'fl~ Shop Wilh SOl O/./ac O~ o~,J 1(/ IS - 5 f.ow Sta'ft.J I I (/0 ~ Hi Doily Egyptian -rff 5 ,"(. 5100 Advertisers WAITING, WATCHING, STALKING AND SPYING! WAS IT THE WORK CHAPEL OF A PSYCHOPATHIC MURDERER? SERVICE , ~ 10:45 A.M. She was an innocent college kid . . . soon Sermon: she would die! 'IS YOUR CHRISTIANITY TOO SOFT?' The University Community is cord ially invited. I ( .) 9, 1966 VOo~to the Univer sity Layerto Discuss School Government Roben G. L ayer. chair: A m e ~i ca n Association of Un i A tlmisswns' CQrresp!Jndenc~ man o f the De pan ment of verslty pr~ fesso r s . .. Economics and chair man of Layer Will speak..on ? truc the SIU Faculty CounCil, will ture of the University G<:vern.: Sent to 5,000 Each Month be guest speake r at a dinner ment: Theor y and Prac tices. at 6:45 p. m. Monday at the By Linda Whyte information or changes of StU Student Christian Foundation. to hi gh schools and juni or The dinne r is sponsor ed EPPS colleges andtencouraging s tu by the SIU chapter of the The Admi ssions Office at denrs [0 attend St U, Chamber sru is continuall y processing lin said. Paintings Exhibited app li ca ti on~ for emering Stu He al so sa id (he Admis Carol yn Gassan Plochmann, de ms, but the bUS iest season sions Office has a precoll ege Carbondale , Rome I , is dis wi ll begin in J a nuary and con counselor who is available to playi ng 20 of he r recent paint tinue through March, accord talk to visiting hig h school ings and drawings 13[ [he ing ro Leslie J. Cham berlin, swdents. Othe r worke r s have Paducah, K y., A n Guild, dur director of admi SSions. duties such as processing ap ing Dece mber. This is her Highway 13 East He estimates that 5,000 plications and sending our re second one - man s how this 457- 2184 pie ces of mail are sem our quested information; [here season, the firs t having been 985·4812 from the Admissions Office were 1,800 requests fOT infor at [he SL Louis each mo nth, and 40 ,000 appli .. marion aoout SIU i n Nove mber cations fo r admission ar e sent alone, Cha mberlin said. out each year. Fe we r than half Having been director of ad of the people receiving the se missions for four year s, At your friendly applications com ple te the Chamberlin str essed thar the necessary r ecords to be con Admissions Office Is more s ider.ed fo r adm issio n, Cham than ju st a paper-processing Martin. Service Station berlin said. office. Save from $1 to $2.50 .... Chamberlin, forme rly a ' 'It r eall y is a door to the princ ipia in (he Sr. Louis University." he said. Besides Public School System, said doing paper work, said Cham the Admissions Office has berlin, the office has a volun " CHRISTMAS TREES about 30 em pl oyes , 200f these tary s taff of ove r 90 who vi sit s tudent worke r s. The offi ce high schools and ju nior also has two assis tant dires: colleges to talk to s rudems rors, o ne in c harge of foreign about the Un ive rity. s tu dent admissions . and a not ~r::::~~::~~~~~~iyour choIce-Buy now, he r i n charge of r e lating ne w $1 -they will keep. you pay only... rou25 il . DAILY EGYPTIAN ";.JV. ~~~~~ "'~ S [udent~ · may :,; ign up at the booth outside t h~ ~ec rioning cerae r in tne Univcr-sitv Cen ter. The $5.60 fee m "Js[ be paid at rhe Bursar's Offi ce before Dec. 20. The program doe s nO I cover e me rgency room wo rk . A student mus t be adm ined [Q the hospital. If a lso does not cove r mate rnity c ha r ges. Chicago's best beef is here! PLAINS LEASING CO. 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MAIN , CARBONLlALE \ DAILY EGYPTIAN December 1966 'Pope Appeals for Lasting Armistice , ' Peter's during the celebra - Secretary - General U 'f The secretary - general VATICAN C ITY (AP)- Pope Tham expr essed hope that Paul VI appealed Thursda y for tion of the Feast of the Im ver y much appreciates the "the parties directly in the Viet Nam Christmas truce maculate Conception and the motivation behind the appeal of vo lved" would head the appeal to be extel'\ded into a lasting firs t anniver sary of the end of His Ho liness:' Tham said in a of Pope Paul'll for an exten armistice for the negotiation the V a ric a n Ecumenical statemem released by a of an honorable peace. In one Council. sion of the holiday truce in of his most opti mistic state " The idea of an end to hos Nam. m ents on the war. he said the til Ities is becom1ng stronger pr ospect for an e nd of fighting and mo r e confident, " he sa ide 1s brighter. !-Ie s ugges ted that the pro His appeal brought no im posed Christmas truce and a mediate r esponse from either proposed second truce in Feb side in the conflict. Hanoi has ruary ar the time of BuddhiSt never r eplied to any of the new year be linked into a con Stereos papal pleas. In Saigon, Sout h tinuing armistice that would * Vietnamese Premier Nguyen allow peace negotiarions. Cao Ky said r ecently any truce Records The Pope asked: " If, as it * should be a macter of hours, has been announced, a further not days. U.S. officials contend Needles for cessation of hostilities is to * the Communists take ad ta llow s hor tly on {he Christ vantage of prolonged truce to all makes POPE PAUL VI mas truce, wh y do not both regr oup and resupply. parties join (he two separate U.N. Secretary-General U truces into a Single, continuous Thant expr essed hope that both per iod of time , so that new Williams POW Proposal sides would heed the papal ways ma.y be explor ed for appeal and the Texas White bringing about an honorable House promised it would r e 212 S. Nixed by Reds under standing [0 end the 'Sto re Illinois ceive sympathetic conside r a conflict?" GENEVA (AP) - Communist tion from the United Stares. North Vie t Nam ha s again re Pope Paul made his new jected an American proposal appeal in an addr ess in Sr. ' ~ "t for discussions about t he i ssue r of prisone r s of war. the In • ternational Red Cross Com I mittee said Thurs day. CHATEAU o -, The all -Swiss organization. which had forwarde d (he pro OMEGA I posal, said (he Hanoi author APARTMENTS ities also de mande d the FORA r im mediate return of 19 fis h NOW AN ACCEPTEO ermen they said United States UNIVERSITY LIVING ' LIFETIME t forces kidnapJ)€!d off {he coast of North Vier Nam. CENTER OF PROUD i Hanoi refuses [Q recognize t he Geveva Convemions for the limited openings POSSESSION f protection of prisone r s. North for Winter Vie tnamese a ut ho r i t ie 5 Quarter ~ threatene d for a time las t s ummer to treat Ame rican airmen capture d in No rth Vier Inquire After6 Nam as war criminals . The re L ha s been no public repetition of {hat threat recently. 549-3485 HUNTER BOYS SAVE· SAVE· SAVE JUST ARRIVED: 2 Semi Trailer Loads of THOMASVILLE FURNITURE -, C F- ) ,. I • Bedroom Suites .Oinelle Sets .' - ' -- "- ' --'---- -,.. . . ' . . . ~ . ' M'_ . . .. - Self·willdlnl. wa ler ' fuiltlnt. 14K ~ lold Seamasler $1 75 ~ ~stel . ~ B - Srll-wind inc. dl lr -Irninl IIhon cl'Uo nomrtr( $lIS .,., Of Solid Oak & Walnut C - 8 dilmonds. UK wtlitr rellow lold $39S D-loiK Wh ite or rrUo"'Iold. hUllon Ihlprd use $1 05 .~.: H t: ARE 1!"" ~ n 'a::;OIn:=- fu r Ihe un iversal prf"!'lige o f Omega. [_ 10i K l o ld walch ." Ih bfic ~ - rnu h brICe lei $SOO ~· ak h ii' til j! i ,'(" ~ f'ar ~ IIf Each huilt dependable servi<:e. Each r _ lolK wh itt Ol Jello ,," cold with ~ II1I1H'IIl('nt ul1r1('r~o(·~ h UII~ r ed!' IIf quali q '('onlrol checks from rnllchtnlbflCtlfl $1 95 C_Self.w;nd inl l ildymlllC , loll< wh ile hlueprint i' lap:f'l' In fin ,ll a ':=-!" t' mh l ~ , [, e n Iht' luhricating o il is Iht' or JfUOW l old $125 (ALL AT BELOW \\oricfi' ,",':o ll i('!'t I" ;I .. !'u rf' minimuill fr ic l ~1l 1l and long serl' i('e, ~ H I11~f' r of hi:::h ho nur!' f o r a cc u ra ('~. Omega has been l'husen . WHOLESALE nflicia l "akh Il f t ht· 196 7 Pan, \ merican garne5 i ll CanaJa an~ CARPETING- PRICES) the 196R Ol~ ' IIIPH ' :- in Mf',ico. For all imporlant gift o r for luur, !'elL nu \\ atch i:- IIlU Tt" h i ~h l y f<:-tf'f'llIed . C h lJu~e frOlIll nUT l ar~f' AS LOW AS $3.95 per. Sq. Yd. , 'ullf'di\'11 f OT IIWII al1d \\lIlI1en pri("("d frlll1l ~os to uver 81000. ' 0 HUNTER , I DON'S JEWELRY - rM,A M o N Sales Corp. 102 S. Illinois Ave. o 41S N. ILLINOIS PH. 457·1141 MEN 2t5 W. CHESTNUT PH, 'S7·264' Author;:ul Om~Ga A&~n c , ,., th~ ~alc h 10' a Li / ~ tj,"~ 0/ Prou.d Pou~uion CARBOHDALE. ILL. p"," 9 December 9, 1966 DAILY EGYPTIAN Weapons Ag~eement for Outer Space Reat;hed UNITED NATIONS, N,Y. to send a manned s pace ve of the original Soviet Sputnik military intell!gence data? scientific and technical ad (AP)-The agreement an hicle to the moon. on Oct. 4, 1957. What Is meant by military use vances in , space. It not only nounced Thursday by Presi The treaty 'deal s specifi... Jt still -leaves unanswered of outer space? Should private proclaims that the moon and dent Johsnon regulating use of cally with regulations for many major questions, includ corporations be permitted to other celestial bodies should weapons in outer space rep moon explorations, as well as ing the controversy over the explore outer space? be used exo;lusive ly for peace resents a major breakthrough gene r al rules fo r flights in use of space for spying. For But the agreement goes a ful purposes, but it guaran in the l-year battle to draft o uter space and to other celes example: Should space vehi long way toward closing the tees complete freedom of ex a legal code to govern space tial bodies. It is expected to cles be to gather gap between space law aI'\d the ploration for all. exploration. get quick approval by the U. N. Up to now, the increasing General Assembly which will thrusts by man into this new commend it to all member frontier have been regulated nations for ratification. Once only by so-called "soft law" it comes into force, it will made up of accepted practice, be binding upon all signatories. U. N. resolutions. and nonbind While m any provisions in ing unde r standings . the draft already are accepted Du ring recent weeks, ef as established un der stand fo rts to complete the draft ings, the proposed treat y will treaty had de veloped into a r epresent the firs t binding law race against time as the United for outer space since the space States and the Soviet Union age began with the launching moved closer to an attempt 230 Lost In Sinking ATHENS, Greece (API ~ O f~ ficials counted 230 persons missing and pres ume d dr own e d Thursday after a tower ing wave s mas hed s teel plates on the Greek interisland pas senger s hip He raklion and sank he r in raging seas. O! the 281 persons aboard, rescue s hips reported they had picked up 49 s urvivors YOUNGEST ILLINOIS JUDGE and two bodies by nightfall, Samuel G. Harrod III is the new more than 16 hours afte r the associated circuit judge in the vessel went down in the Storm Woodford County Courthouse. s wee ping the ..Ae gean Sea. The 26-year--old- lawyer ran un The rescue s hips said the opposed in the Nov.- 8 election. holds and passenger cabins fille d after the great wave, what's chruned . by 70-mile winds, s truck the Heraklion. It was cooking? two hours after midnight when FRIDAY 'DECEMBER 9 the Heraklion sent a last des perate message: "We are BREAKFA.ST Chilled Orange Juic:e s inking. He lp us." Chilled To·mato Juice Ste...,ed Prunes Gilbert Files HOI or Cold Cereals Criap Bacon Egg., Fried at Scrambled License Bill Toast, Butter, & Jelly SPRINGFIELD (API- A bill Coff_, Tea, or Milk requiring motorcycle drivers to take a test before they could LUNCH bbt3in an operator's license Crean of Tomato Soup was file d Thursday by Sen. Tuna Cossatole John Gilbert, R-Carbondale. or Hom& Beans The Tiger H ash Brown Potatoes WIN MEt The bill would prohibit li Relish Tray . censing of anyone under 18 but Jdlo or Cott-age Cheese Solod .. That is! a six-momh's learner's per o.ill.d F.". lt - mit could be issued to drivers Coffee, Teo, or Milk between 17 and 18, DINNER The learner' s permit would Fried Shrim p Come in and sign-up r estr ict a motor cyclist [Q op Ch icken Fried Steok erating a vehicle in daylight Scallop Potatoes hours under the s upervision Ste...,ed T omatoea of a licensed operator. Cole Slo..., Drawing December 14 Applicants for motorcycle Corn Bread Muffin. licenses would be examined by Apple Cobbler the secr etary of s [ate' s office, Coffee. Tea or Milk under the bill s ubmitted for conside ration at the legislative Stevenson Arms session opening Jan. 4. Mill and populQr southern illinois book & NO Have your picture AUCTION Taken with Santa .,.,.... '" """ Dec. 9-Dec. 11 Weekdays 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 1. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. . *. Dec. 12-Dec. 24 Weekdoy s 10:00 o.m . to 9:00 p.m . SATURDAY 9:00 a .m. to 9:00 p.m. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. FULL r / NATURAL UNTER 5x7 COLOR BROS. LOCATED TONIGHT Dec, 9 AT SAV.MART ENTRANCE" None Too Young None Too Old I DAILY EGYPTIAN ) D... ;" b".9, 1966· Path and Pit Constructed Memorial Ne(l,rs Co.mpletion The Frank Sch mit zMe nized SOC ial sorority and fra mo rial picnic site is to be te rnity pledge class, sta rted completed by the middle of the 'P r oject Oct. 22. Cochair winter qu arter, according to men Julian C. Pet, Thet a Xi. Jon D. Carlson, Elgin, a senior and Carlson, T au Kappa Ep majoring in geography. silon, s upe rvised the work of A project by the Junior over 200 Greek voluntee r s . Ime rgreek Coun c il, it is to A po rtion of l3nd to thf' honor former SIU gymnast southeast of small gr oup hous Frank K. Schmitz. ing ar ea was clea r ed . A The Junior Inr ergrec k foundation fo r a path to the Coun Cil, composed of twO ar ea was made and a barbe members from each r ecog- cue pit wa s constr ucted. The plans consist of mod Phone Number Changed e rate r efor estation ar ound the Phone number s in (he Ath site and the laying of a path letics Office in the Arena will into the pa rk.. be changed at 5 p.m. today. HW e al so hope to have a JERRY'S FLOWER & BOUTIQUES The depa rtme nt office num fund- r aising drive fo r the pro ber will be 3-531 J and the posed dedication." said Carl ticket office 3-5319. Rotary son. "The Junior Inte rgreek Campus Shopping-Center circuits will be ins talled (Q Council hopes to establish a s hift calle r s to lines which memorial benefiting s uch a are not bu sy. great person." Next to .Spudnuts On the S.I.U. right FORESTRY CLUB track ... • Sco.tch • Red & White RT. 51 & HARWOOD DEC. 9 12-6 P.M. DEC. 10-1] 9A.M. - 6P.M. -H~ w ~. ,- r------, On the .ight t.ack for gi"s on the ~ go ore those populor pants-suits from by Jack, J r. Sandy Baker likes the swingin' look of the iocket with a No.!olk belt and the s leek stove 3~ leg of th e wool lined slacks. Corn plete th e outfit with bon Ion shell colo< keyed 40 the light blue, and celery checks and you've got an ".;Y_ g~ outfit that is defin itely go in g ,,- \. places. $39.98 ('ji_---': -,gio4e Men & Wome~' s Shoes, Houses Slippe .. , .. & Hosiery' Women's Purses ALL AVAILABLE FOR YOUR HOLIDAY N'::r:DS / Zw~k 's Shoe Store 702 S. Illinois BENING SQUARE D.cember 9, 1966 . DAlt.Y EGYP.T1AH · '" . Page 1, . Tryouts for 'PeteI' Pan' Musical Set Janllary 4-5 Tr youts fo r "Peter Pan" visiting professor Samuel Sel- outdoor drama. will be held at 7:30 p.m. dep, fo r mer chairman of the Tryouts will be open to all Jan. 4-5, in the University Deparrme m of Theatre at students on campus. Play Theatre in the Co mmunica UC LA, wr iter of numerous books will be o n reserve in tions BuUding. books on dir ecting and theatre ~ the r eserve reading r oom in The will be aesthetiCS and authority on Morris Library. View Dorm & Ivy Hall Dorm 408 W. Mill are 708 W. Mill W ACCEPTING CONTRACTS FOR WINTER TERM • Directly-across from the University Un iversity accepted liv ing centers • Easy walking to all clas.~ es and to Carbondale business District Limited nu mbe rs of pr iv ate rooms Do uble rooms from Sill per term Bob Hope Troupe Yule in Viet Nam Will Show Tonight Arno ld Air Society and An gel Flight will sponsor a film of last year' s Bob Hope' s troupe's Chr istmas in Viet Nam, to be shown at 7 and 9 p.m. today in Shr yock Au ditQI'ium. AdmisSion will be 75 cems. Sixty- five per cent of the re ceipts will go to the United Services Or ganization. Hope' s troupe incluced Jack Jones, Joe y Heatherton. Kaye Stevens. Anita Br ya m, Je r ry Colonna. Dianna Lynn Bans (Miss USA - World>, Les Brown and his Band of Renown and special guest star Carroll Bake r. Instructor Appoi nted National C~airman An STU edu c alOr ha s bee n named chairman of the Re search [)eve lo pmem Co mmis si on i n Hea lth E ducation by the American ASSOci ation of Hea lth. Ph ysica l Education and Rccr eal ion . Cha r l es E. Ri chardso n, as sociate pr ofessor in the De panme m of Ht"a lth E duca tion who will head the co mmission for t he ne>:! (wO yea r s , sa id the unit was establis hed in June, 1966, i n r esponse [Q a need fo r idemifica tion and ap praisa l of r esea r c h o ppor tunities and stimul ation of ac tivity in heahh edu ca tion r esea r ch. filii ... APPLES Juicy, Red Del icious .. Golden Delicious, Jonathon, and Wines ap Gourds and Mi stl e to e fot d e corallon Ho ne y ( c o mb Or elillract e d ). So rghum D on', yov .... i sh yov covld h ave a new GIn p a ckllge . o f " pple . s h ippe d a n y where In U S ellc "pl C.lifo ",i .. skirt ond s .... eate r ov t fit for Christmas? Jeanine Ovsak chose a bright li me poor -* 'AP'PLE CIDER boy ond checked skirt to .... oit fo r Santo. PQrti. ~! Great far Bonnie Mo ise r p i cked this pretty combi _ OPEN DAILY nation of a light y e llow A _line sk i rt and / McGU.I'S mot ching sweater, perfect for the h ol idoy season. It con b e 0 season to be jo ll y • The fashion leaders of FRUIT especi a lly, if Sonto r emembe rs to buy pre sent ot Bleyers . ARKIT Southern Illinois for year~ . • i les Sou th of C"dole_Rt. S l .... · D e~ .• mli~ r . 9,.1966 Study Shows ·Good Students Also Better Drivers By Randy Cl ark scholarship as the measuring eittrer a gr ade average of 3.0 1,000 policies. The ir counte r t Combining the tWO, fre stick. or above (on a 4-point scale ) •. pans are involved in 29.7 "'Elue ncy and cost of accidents, Studems at So uthern may According to Norman L . a COB " average o r better, rank such m ishaps per 1,000. the "good stude nt" drivers now have anmher r eason V in Ave rage loss irf the "good ince nt, agency r esear c h di- the uppe r 20 per cent of have a record ...... ' that is 25 to .among the long list which will rector, the program was their class o r are on the dean's student" drive r s is S958j the aid in furthe r stimulation of originally based on the idea list , honor roll or simila r other driver s in the group 30 per cent bette r than the higher grade averages. that " in order to be a good scholastic achievem ent list ave rage $1,1 09. young me n who do not qualify. Thei r aU[Q insurance rates student, a yo ung man had to ing. may be l owe red based upon spend a consider able amount In age groups from 16 to the discovery of a direct re of time studying, and ti me 25, the Hgood student" drivers '67 Molibu ... __ lationship between a student' 5 spent studying is time that is aver aged 348 car damage ~=t scholastic ability and his not spent behind the wh eel clai ms a year per 1,000 poli driving abilit y. of a car." c ie s in force; the rest of the WE'VE GOT 'EM! .$ PC ~ This r elationship is ex The ir r esear ch was o rigl- under-25 age gr oup averaged plained in a r epo rt prepar E*:t nally based on the assump- 498. " Good Stude nt" drivers' by the St ate Far m Mutual tion that some type of r elation- clai m s had an average cost 160 Hew Ch evy's to choose froml Insurance Co. The r eport is Ship existed between accide nts of $ 183; the r est of the group based on st atis tics gathered and grade s. Previous studies $ 196. from 68,000 drive r s un der 25 in this area showed a r elation- In accidents involving in Vic Koenig CHEXRO!:.ET,INC. years of age. Sh ip betwee n the use of a ca r juries, "good s tudent" dri- 806 East Moin The r eport st at ed [hat and grades (the more a car vers are involved an average Carbondale ' 549 .3388 "bette r grades and a bette r was used the lower the oO lf~2~3~.~5 -!!1~· m~e;s~a~n~n~u~a~1l~Y.lp~e~r -!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ driv ing record go hand-in gr ades), but none showed ' a . r hand. I. Not o nly did (he high clear relationship between· scholastic test group have grades and accidents. fewer accidents than others The d ifference between the in the same age gr oup. but good student a nd the bad stu their accide nts were less dent was defin ed by State Farm seve re than those of other as those who a,re enrolled as s tudent d rivers. full - time s tudents in high Unmarried male drivers school o r college and have under 2S year s old currently repre sent 18 per cent of the driving population, but they are invo lved in ove r 30 pe r cent of the accide nts . If...... you come to S. ~d a Parents and safety offi cials W. Mill. you will find a frieod! have always contended that urcb, ~n to all fa: ' ' IS and races not all student drive rs ' are f you live in this gel.eral arc:.a. you poor drivers , but no measur e in walking ( we~). sort 00 dis ing device had e ve r been ct: Freeman, Forest. MitI. - P\op c r eated that would separate ar, Beveridge, Collcg.:. Ash, Raw\l the good drive r from the bad ings, James, Cherry, flm. T .P., one. Hays, Oakland. Schwartz... If you State Farm s e I cc ( e d ish a free bus, catch the West B ~ Forestry Club to Hold Service. Leaves Gk. Row at ~:OO . 9:30. 10:00. 10:30. Then to th Christmas Tree Sale H igh Rise. Woody Hal1 . and UBC The annual SIU Forestry (or other church of your choice). C l ub Chri st ma~ tree sa le will If you wish a courtesy car to pic be held Thursda y from noon ou up. call us an y Sunday AM to 6 p. m . and Friday a nd Sat M at 7-8820. urda y from 9 a . m . to 6 p.m. University on the o ld pracl icc football fi eld at the COrn E" T of Harwood Baptist A ve nu e a nd U.S. 51. hurch Trees available are ScotCh, Worship at 10:45 , 7:30 n .:d , a nd white pines . Sizes 5.5.8( 9:30 T.U. at 6:15 ava ilable a r e 3 [Q 12 feet. R. J. Hastings. Pastor Presenting The Drinki ng Song fo r Sprite: "ROAR, SOFT-DRINK, ROAR!II (To the tWle of "Ba r iJa r a Fritchie" ) ~~L ~~ Traditlonally, a lusty, rous lng flght s ong is de rlgeur [or ever y Illorthy cause and 19st l tutlon . But ..... e ..... rote a song for Spr 1 te anyway. We'd llke you to sl ng l t wh ile drinklng Sprlte. t hough thlS may cause s ome chokl ng and cough lng . So what ? It ' s all in good, c lean fu n. And s peak l ng of good, clean thlngs , what about the taste of Sprlte? ~ good ~ ~~~~n i d~~w~;e;. ~l f~~~ .c i~a~ h ~~ 1 :~ : e ~~~e:~~b:~a~~; r be / Sprl te lS also very refr eshi ng . "Tar t al\d t ingllng , '" in fact . And very collegi ate. ADd maybe we'd better ... Won t a ne'l'l' oir obout you? Try spraying your hojr lightly qUIt whIle we're ahead . $0 here It I S . The Dr i nkIng Song Fo r Sprite . And if you can get a group together with a new spray that matches your {avo rite perfume. It makes to slng It--we'd be \'ery surprlsed . Roar . soft drlnk, roar! your lajr n uch more romantic for those Happ y Halidoy Hoppenin gs! You ' re the loudest soft dnnk we ever sawr ! Ask to See our new purse-siz.e il!we/ed Sprayette. It, s the perfec t So tart and t I nglIng, they DoWN couldn't keep you qu i et : boutique gift for iust S 4 .00 The perfect drlnk, guy, WI"" To S l t and thlnk by, Or to brlng Instant r efreshwe nt QU.E To any campuS ("l ot! Ooooooh- instant noliday glamour. .. Roar, soft drlnk, roar ! SO". We have we Flip your cap , hl SS and bubble, things from thf!' for dost, hav e things from fizz and gush ! ' ~RlH~' the near east. We have things from the for west and things _ Oh we can't th lnk Of any drInk from the mid-west. But whatever you search for , be it 0 fun That we wo u ld rather s It with! Or (If we feel llke IOlten ng) or sweater . 'l'l'e know that you wo n', find a Boutique an y to hang out In the stn t .,01 t h ! 0lJisleep through Enghsh ht ' WIth! Roar ! Soft dnnk! Roar ! \.. ,il1J.'iifj .~;;;~ ro.:~:': ioo ,.. , \ ' KEEP IT QUIET . . ./ ety Material Of~.er.ed SPR INGFIELD-A listing of l nterested groups on request, educational and informational Depanment Di r e ctor Ro ss V. services and materials avai l Randolph announced. able in the Illinois Depan The mate rial inc l ude s ment of Public Safety fo r use films , s lides and printed in of the public wi 11 be sent to formatitm. JOB OPPORTUNITIES Down State Employment Agency has Area s of interest • Accountants • Math • Admini strative Contact: [j')ownstate Located in Bening Sq ~ are 103 S. Washington Phone 549-3366 Agency f ees paid by employer CHRISTMAS DINNER- -Rocky Patterson grins he ld its annua l Christmas party for children • happily as he enjoys Christmas dinner along Wednesday night, and treated the boys wi th din with 14 other boys, aged six to nine. at the Phi ner. ·movies, free haircuts and gifts from ""Santa. Accessories + ~ ':) Kappa Tau fraternity house. Phi Kappa Tau for Her,;:-':{ Christmas . ~ .... 1967 Camero ••• Convertible Lingerie Gloves ... $3-$5 Give a . riding gloves, " 67 C~evy for GROB Chnstmas wool lined, * NEW LOCATION * gloves for school Rt. 13 -127 Pierced Earrings ... $2-$5 1967 Wide-band Watches Corvette Sting Ray THE Rl.J.th Church SHOP SOUTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER >o "Our ideas center around you 1'" Z ",,' " .. pAIL Y EGYP.TI-AN Weekend Intramural Basketball Schedule AnnOunced Inn .lnlu r al basketball games Kappa <' A" . Court 2, 2: 30 The Moond s- Fastballs , Coun Thunde rme n - Sto k es '~a t d - Wr ights ' Wrec ks - Boo me r ar e s c h ~ d ul ed Sa tu r day and p. m. ' 3, 1:1 5 p.m. e r s , Court I, 2:30 p. m. ~an gs, Coun 3, 2:30 p. m. S, undJY as follows: Phi Kappa T au " An - Delta Allen I CA) -Boomer Beav- Boome r B,anger s--Glad iators . Vi rights ' Wr e bl es - - Allen I Chi " An , Court 3, 2:30 p.m. e r s, Court 4, 1: 15 p.m. Court 2, 2: 30 p.m. ( 8), Coun 4 , 2:30 p.m. Kappa Alph a Ps i " An - T au Sa tu r dav Kappa F.psilon, Cou n 4, 2:30 ~~=-~~==~~~---=-----, Unive r s iq ' 'SchOOI p. m. M is fi( s - Bever idge St r eet Sunday Boozer s , Court 2, 1: 30p. m. Uni ve r s i t y School .A uggie Doggies- Grads, Cour t 2, 2:45 p. m. Baile Y 300' s ,i 'Felts Feele r s , Rejects - Charger s , Court I, C<>un I , I ",01>. ni. 4 p.m. Abbott 2nd - -Warrc n H eb(: l ~, T he J et Set - Magni ficent Coun 2, I :30 p.m. Seven, Caun 2, -1 p.m. Pie r ce Ants - Abbot[ 1s t, Court I, 2:45 p.m. Brown Jugs -- Felts Ove r A r ena seer s , Coun 2, 2:45 p. m. Independcnts - - Abbot[ Rab Vi ll age Swmpl"' r s -- Logger s , bits , c.ou·", J. 4 p.m. Coun I , 1:15 p. m. '. ' Wa rre n Cha rge r s - Brown' s The Buffs - p ulve r izer s , Gods , Coun 2, 4 p. m. Cou rt 2, I: 15 p. m . Inviswrs- Zoology, Cou rt 3, 1: 15 p. m. Ar e na Petun ias -Bill s , Cou rt 4,1 :1 5 p.m. Lizzy Bo rden Special s - i\ l Sigma Pi it A " - L. E. A. C .. len lIl, Coun I, 1:1 5 p.m. Coun 1,2:30 p. m. Cunnil inge rs Cr e w - Boomc r Thet a Xi " A" - Ph i Sigma Bandits , Coun 2, I: 15 p.m. EVERY NIGHT ' OPEN TIL 9 P.M. 'TIL CHRISTMAS EVERY SUNDAY 1 p.m.-5 p.m. TED'S 15th GIRL-OF THE WEEK Joyce Smith , 19 year old junior from Springfield, GUIT ARS Ye . , w;: h.~:: k'h.m all is s itting pretty in her new s lack outfit from T ed's . Joyce knows the bes t Select From go for values galore i $30,000 STOCK ON HAND OF .Gibson Martin ·Fender .Guild -Mosri te - Gretsch -Grammer ~,~crJo 0\\ PARKER MUSIC CO. ~~~o\) .. embet 206 South Illinois 606 E. MAIN ST . CARBONDALE , ILLINOIS ,\\ et SATURDAY AND SUNDAY BIG CHEESEBURGERS C "Key to successful studying, the big cheeseburger is easily ·digestible even by nervous stomachs." (I < T MOO&CACKL§ ¥i \ s· n of Good Food and 'Quick Service ~ ~,------~~~~~~~~~~=------~ ·:00<0.. "", 9; ·1966 .. PAtL¥. i(;'YP:rI~ .Spurrier, Webster Top AP College Football All Americans NEW YORK (AP)-Quaner Florida's Spurrier earned backfield ' ar e Mel Farr of guards T om Regner of NOH e Meylan of Nebra • • a at middle back Steve Spurrier, who trig pr omotion from last year' 5 UCLA, Nick Eddy of Notre Dame and LaVerne .tilers and guard. gers rall!es with s urprising second team while Webster. Dame and CllntJonesofMlch center Jim Breland 01 Georgla The 1in ebackers ar e P auI suddenness, and defensive of Michigan State, is one of Igan State. Tech. Naumoff of rennessee. J Im back George Webster. wh o three repeate rs on the team . They are planted behind a The defens ive line ha. Lynch of Notre LJame and s tOps the m with startling The ochers are defensive line consisting of ends Jack Bubba Smith of Michigan State Duke' s Bob Matheson while swiftness, are featured on The tacldes Lloyd Phillips of Ar Clancy of Michigan and Ray the backs are Weoste r, Tom Perkins of Alabama, tackles and Washington' s Tom Green Associated Press All-Am en kansas and George Patton of Beier of Miami, Fla . . and ca'<:ollege football team an Georgia, Cecil Dawdy of Alabama and lee at the ends, Phillips and nounced Thursday. Joining Spurrier in the Gary Bugenhagen of Syracuse, Patton the r3ckles- and W,ayne Frank Lor ia of Virginia Tech. DAILY EGYPTIAN ACTION CLASSIFIED ADS The Daily Egyption re5erves the right to reject any adverti5ing copy , No refunds an cancelled ads . For Chrilltmas, 1957 MGS coupe. Apt.. twO bedroom, $1 10 mo" utUitles Houses II apts , furnished, New, Male Want position 16 governess, Jive - In. Exc, cond, with or w / 0 Judson super furnished, Ph. 0 _23S9. 921 Students o r marned couples. Lake WUl wo rk ror room II board and small FOR SALE charger. Good t1r~s . EngUsh racing wood PK, 549-3678. 549_4526 or 985- salary. WUl ' take. caq: o f chUdren green. You've seen It on c ampus. MOOU e home on private lot In 4790, 852 prefer ably but wW coQstder taking_ 1966 Richardson mobU~ hom~. 5OxIO. $800 or best offer, Call 9-1793. 9<13 MurphySboro. Ph. 687-1001 or 684- care of childr en and light hou8eWor k. Air cond .. carpeted, IIk ~ n~w. Must 8144, 922 Call 549_373!1 . ~ 937_ ~ll . Only $3,000. Call $49-1. 914. 480 2 men's approved contracts at L in coln Village ett. apartmen ~ s, At Two rooms immediately available SERVICES OFFERED Goll clubs, Brand n~w, n~v~r used, ~ractlve featun!s fo r price. Must 6ell, for .aenlon and graduate 5tudents . Beautlt\lhy birthday and • W in plastic co v ~r. Sell for halt. lndtvldually or together . Phone 9- Cooking p rtvU~ges, tv room. $1 00 Supen-IHd room with kitchen, near decorat~ Exc~lI~nt Chri8tmae Blft. Call 7_ 70. 5 rm. 49. Ask for Steve or Pat. per quarter. Call 015 7-4561. 023 c.a.mpus, Two bedroom furnished special occasion c akes. Call 7-4334. .334. 4.6 ... house. AI 80 garage tWO mUe. out. "6 Fo r rent: 2 bednn. trailer 2 m Ues Aieo nice apt, for t'tfO feUows. 7. SCM 250. Pull ~Iectrlc Slandard Married, mU81 sell contract at Wall from campus. Call 5-49-1.23 after 8:30 6286. 855 It's term paper tlmel Can you type? plnable new fypewrit~r <$250 new, St. Quad •• DI.coun~. Call Cary Boul p.m, 92. Why not advertise your typing ser ware 549_2943. ' 949 vlce8 through a Dally Egyptian elas $190. CaU 7-6187. 856 Two bedroom house. Modem, .wker New fm. apl. for rent near campul:. heat. $75. Close to CanervUle · in. aUled adl 655 Xmae trees. Will take special orden. 35x8 traUer. Very good condl~'on , Call 549-1005 after noon. 925 tereectlon. Earl Venable. Phone 985- 16 ft - 2 ft. (Fresh c ut) 901 S. Oakland . • 1 bdrm, with air condo Call 459- 2400, 859 An tique. for Christmas. Carbondale .57- 22..... 860 41.8. 953 Houae traUer--1 bedroom. Carport. Old Oaken Bucket. 1-1/ 2 miles south P rivate lot. Very nice. $40.00. 12 Traile r 8x40. Furnished. Take lease Highway 51. 845 1965 Honda st~p--thru 50. Book rack. 1958 Cushman Scooter, 8 HP, $85. mU~1I trom sru. YU-7-2331. 926 $7~ / mo. TraUer II I, 300 S. Graham . . Very d~pendable. Need money. Let's Must sf'll, graduaung. Call Jim 5-49_ Typing. T e rm papers, theses, manu 27M. 95-4 866 bargain. Call Raleigh. 9_.430. 861 HousetraUer for rent at 614 N. Al acripu. Call 684-2318 after 4. 8.3 ' 56 Ramble r 6, 4 dr. Overdrive. mond St. One bedroom. Ph • • 57- Modem rooms close to campua. For 8SA 500 cc. 2000 m i. '65. Must -t078. 927 student boya or girls. Ph •• 57-4411. HELP W ANT.fO .ell-$750 or best otter. Call Duk~ Clean, runs perfect. Phone 7-5900 afte r 6. 959 Mo rnln,s only. 716 Babyalner: start Jan. 3 daily 12_ • • in nn. 319 after 8:00. 9-7064. 850 Sleeping room. 2 boys. 3 mUes out. Have own transponatlan. Call 457- Phone 457.8466 to 9 p.m, 928 Emclency apa . nm~ts . Furnished. 5082 any afternoon. 911 1954 Aust in H~aI~y rdsrr. R~ . 00 .. ' 55 Merc. 2 dr. HTP. 292 stick. Good tires, exc. ahape. Call Mike 7-5798. CartervUle crossroads. Rt. 13. Call wire wheels. Racing model. Call R let Winter and spring contract at L lncoLn Babyslner 7:00-5:00. M-P In )'OUT 966 98:5-2502. HI - Point Apts. 875 9-5148. Mom s~nd moneyl 865 "fWage erflcl~cy donn. $135 per home or mine. Call 684-6678 afte r term' electricity. Call 9-7045, ask 6 p.m, 955 Must sell or lene Imm ~late l y. House traUe r 101: 40. 2 bedrooms. 1963 Trtumph Bonn, 650 cc. perfect fo' Mike Stevens. 929 air cond, 2 mUes Out. Car legal. condition. $775,00 506 Colle ge 1/ I. , Marrieds. 1965 121:60 Vindale luxury mobile home. Many extras, pr1vate $80 per month. CUlt a r-S25. 549. Babysitter for wint~r term in my 9-1651. Must see to appreciate. 871 home. Call 9-1380 between 5 and 7. lot, 2 mUes. CaU after 5, 457- 8353. Must &ell contract for e ttlc1ency apt. 3556. 876 %7 for wtr, • spr. qtr. Cars po681blel .65 1966 red Honda ISO. 3500 mJles. In Will sacrlficel Call Phil 7- 5913 o r For rent. New modem 3 bedroom ekceUent condition. Must sell. $350. aee at Llncol.n VUlage Apt . no. Q35 house with 2 bathrooms. Julius Wldes, College boy to assist handicapped Phone 453- 7551. Ask for Steve. 877 Like n.ew ! '65 Honda CB-I60 white. 1200 miles. Includes wi ndshield rac k Old Rt. 13 tlJlPOalte Wanng Th~ater. student In da Uy activities. Share TP Ph. 684_4886. 879 room. $I !50 mo, Contact Mrs. Harris, '57 Pontiac wagon. Really good. RIIH and fiberglass saddlebags, $500. Call Single private room to r one male. See 7_8885 after noon anyday. 968 nights at 307 W. Elm. 041 VO(:., Rehab. Office. 3-2589. 711 carpet, belts. An excellent buy at Two bedroom trailers $75 monthly $ 300. Call 549- 1964 aft er 6 p.m, 878 1960 Tr-3. Phone 9· 4114 aft e r 5. Apartment fOT rent. Unsupervised. plus utilities. Immediate possession. WANTED 971 Very close to campus. Fo r I o r 2. Also two bedroom t u Uer $75 monthly. '61 Ford, 2 dr. ht. 352 e ngine , 3 Av,a ll able Dec. 17. Three bedr oom Want to rent o r lease. Commercially speed standard trans. New t ires & Moder ate rental. Call 457-5334 , 946 Contracts for sale, wlnre r quarter . traUe r $11 0 mo , AvaUable Dec. 24. zoned building d06e to campus, Ph. paint job. ~ 8.000 org. miles. In ex All 2 m il es from campus. Ray Robln 457-5913. 864 cellent condit ion. MUSt sell , Ca1l684_ Men' s Quads, Conuct T e rry 549_ Hou se fo r rent. Carbondale , 3 bed 3250. 972 sen, Phone 549-2533. 880 1652 ah e r 6 p.m., M W T F S Suo room unfu rnished. Dallas SUverla. Men to s hare house . Approved SS3 Ph. -4 57-2834. 948 Br idgestone 1'5, 1500 mil es, Must Fo r rent-room vacancy for man housing, cars le gal. Call 549-3934, Genlng married, must sell contract winter quarter, Excellent location, afte r 5. 854 Two lI c n' lOt, Wooded, Cit)· Water. sell. wUl sacrifice. Phonl' 7_')1043. 973 at Wa ll St. Quads. Bu y discount. C all $7,SO wk. or $35 mo, or S80 per In L'nlon HIl ] !'ubdl vislon, 54000, Mike 5-40- 2943. 050 qUilner. Call 9-2662. 881 2 girls to shar e 5 room ho use, Un te r ms. ~ 5 7 _ 6] 6 7 , 885 ' 5 ~ Fo rd wagon, v8, Ra dio , heater. Good bu y. C all 0-04 2" 0. 076 supen.' ised, o ff campus. Call 9- 4366. New apts, In Can ervllle, 1-2bedrm., Apa rtments, classification: Accepted , Must sell co ntract 0111 Wall 5 1. Quads. .. Will lake 50 25 luss. Call J ohn 0_ 1620 Hous e fo r s all' - 2600 s q, h. plus carpet, relrlS .. r ange, air con" e lee. li ving centers no w pending, Ambassa dur able garage and walkout ba semenl . he al, d isposal. Avalh.ble Jan, I , Call do r fo r wo me n, Lynda-V ista" Mont Girl fo r m y 600 Freeman contract, afte r 9 p, m, o r seeapt,1 56. Glad StOn(' Will pay part, Call 0-2704 Gerry, Bldg. 800 All ('lec , wainul cabinets, dishwasher, Q85-2184 o r 0 85 - ~ 5 9 4, Cane rvllle, c lair fo r men. Fro m SI 3O-$157.50 d llipDsa], r ange , air c(lnd" carpet & plus utilities, Excellent facilities and ." hlrnls hlng. Bus service. S.R. Schoen, ••• Need 10 sell Euptlan Sands South fo r vinyl noors. 2 baths , 15',.25' fam ily room. Large shaded lot . 7-8037 o r I bc:odrm. apt" carpeted on w. Jact phone 457_2036. 882 Ri de to Chicago att. 3 p, m , Dec. rema ini ng wlnler OI nd spr ing qU Oli rter. 15th. Need lots o f baggage room. SI O.oo off regui Oli r amount. Call OI h e r 0- 2011. S26,OOO. 078 St. Refrig. , kit. range. All utilities Apa rtment , 4 r ooms, unfurnished. Will pay gener ous l y! Gerry. 0. 27~. 7 p, m, 5 ~ 9-526~. tl 01 paid, C all 985-22 11 o r 985-4667. Frlgld d r e 21 cu. h , chest type del'j) Ca rte rville. 952 2nd n oor, Couple only. Sleeping room, .00 ROli ss guitar OInd ' OImplific r , CO!; t S285 freeze. P e rfe ct condo S80.00, Adm lral graduate m ale student. See ;1 41 7 One male to sha r e nice 5~x 1 0 trailer pncl.' 501 85. Call Carl 457-7UI8. 1107 portable r ecor d plOil yer , 525. Elect , Off-cOi mpus house, approved contraCI w. Jackson. 884 train set 50]5 ,00. 1- 3 speed Sc hwinn fo r winte r, spring. 512 S. Bever idge with 1 other . Car O.K. S40. mo. Call Modem traHe r s. For men , women 7_2077, 906 Puppie s , half L Olibrado r ret r iver. bike 512.00. 57 VW-IOO ,OO . Call 9.- St. 457_5798. 956 and couple s . Triple Branch, Phone $5.00, COl li 540_ 4286. 902 20 11 afle r r l\,~ or on Sat & "un. al] day. 97Q 7-2233 o r 7_ 503 1 afte r 5 p.m. Out Rider s to sout h s ide Chicago, Will Trailer fo r rent, S60 per mo. plus s ide t wo mile Umlt fo r cars. 889 deliver to yo ur front door , Call 68 .. - MonzOl , 1963 blac k convl' n ihle stick 1063 N(',., Moon mobU I' ho me , Ai r util ities fo r couple or tWo girls. 4868 ahe r 5 p.m. Leaving Dec. 18. shih, buc ket se Ol ts , Excelle nt con conditioned, 101(55 w. 8x l2 (' ~pand O . 4 mL SE of campus . 457- 80 24, 960 One male to s hare furnis hed house dition , one ownc r, 549- 27 52, 005 Ph. 5 .. 0_1 904 befo r(' noon o r a h e r 5 with one othe r, Unsupervised, 41 3 .0' p, m, 657 Two room furnished house , Married E. Freeman. 7-7263. 89 5 Wanted: professional tape r e co r der 5()()(1 Sloo /966 VI.\'. miles. c ash and coupl!;' o r graduate ~Iudem s. 400 and microphone, 04 57-5200. 909 as sume payment !, of S53. 25 per mlJ. Ne w douhle b('d, 565. '61 Falcon beSt Hest C' r ~ . Call 457 - 5953. 06 ] Fu r nlsh('(j approved house , 3 men. P hon<, 540_3233, 0 10 ~~;~~7~~3 OldS , a ir' cond., Si 7:io 2 ml. south. Si lO te rm , 7- 7685 ahe r Ri de to Tul sa o r anywhe re on 66 Su~n.· lst"d duplel( fo r men. 2 mil e s 5:00, '90 1 south of St. Louis. Leaving DeC. 16 Scotch pine Chris t mas Ir {' e~ , 50 3.00, o r ah e r Call Ken Co r ne ll 453- 2354 Second hnusc I('hhand "Ide Reed!' out, Come out after 2, 2{J 8 Donna FOR RENT Or , 062 . Trailer. 2 bedroom, 51 00 plus 1- 5, 932 Station R o a d ~ 01 3 util ities, St a rt in(/. Dec. 15, Ph, 9_ One male to shar e modem, fu r n i !' h l~d 3754. 003 Male wanted to shar e trOlider ,.·ith Bandmaste r Amp fI mo, old o r Glbst)n apt . ...· it h 3 ol he r s . Call tJ _ H 12 ah (· r L.:n~ r. modern, 2 bedrm. hous e . S60 two others. Malibu Village 504 9- 1283. m9, Day 5" 9-3678 o r 985-4'90 mght. guilJr 3J~ Ti)C. CO!'; t S ~ 7 0 n('''', ,.'m 7 p. m. .. 35 Trail e r In s mall quiet court. 580 ~ rt ervil l e. 063 .3. sell fo r 50 300. Call 0_179n. 018 per mont h. 7-4 568 ah e r five, 904 1.et olhers kno ...· what )' 0 1.1 .... ant _run Ma le to sha re IOx5 1 traJle r. 2 bed 1057 Triumph 65() cc . Bot h n(, wt i res, a Da ll y Egyptian Classifi ed adl ~ 05 Efhcienc y apartments , Cubondaie. UI! ra mOdem 2 bedroom apt. a\' allable room. Mil libu Village 4 57_515 ~. 9~ 0 r,lCin~ l'qulpm('nt , mOlin y \· ... tra pa n s . 6 ]6 S. Washington, Air cond, private Jan. J , P a rtially furnished. Quiet Best offe r. Also I:.d ('lbroc k compet i Carterville trailer space .:u:.... r oss fr om balh, 2 men per room , All utHitles neighborhood. S 125 mo. Call 547_ Girl to take contract fo r r emaining t ion 2- ~ b.lrr e l entake fo r all 265. VTI. P h. 085_4793 o r 085- 322{!, 680 pa id , SI"O per quarter. Col li 9- .... 16. 6960, 4-6 p.m. 007 two quarte rs at 600 Freeman. Call 283, 3 27 Che vy". Complete with both .70 549-1 372, 933 carbs and linkage , Be s t offe r, Call Carbonda le dfl rmito r y. Ne ...· 2 men Five room house unfurnished , Three 9-4690 aft e r 5 p.m, Must se ll soo,.n. per room , aIr cond .. p rivate bath, Apa rtments , trailers, large " small room apt. furnished, For couple • Male to take over contract fo r re . SI25 pe r qtr. Also apts. and new prices to fl i you r budget. No tele 312 w, Oak. 912 maining two t~rm s at Wall St, Quad 10,.50 mobile homes fo r rent. ,'Ir ylslon:;; given away, no free r ent, nc r angles Apts. P riced cheap. 54 0 _~ 519 . 66 ct ht'vy, 2 d r. HT. 7400 miles. cond, Cale Williams . manage r. Call g:mks, Jus t good ~ervice and good Couples o r s ttldents. Cottages for .6. Libe r al terms available , Se-c at 9 12 ~ 57 - H22 o r 687_ 1257. 750 wil l. 409 E . Wainul St. 980 w. Main. Tell' , 457 -8181 . 930 rent three miles east of Carbondale near Crab Orchard Lake. Call 4 57- Camera 35 mm. SL R and attachments, Accepted liVing. Mobile home, SoQ 2119. 915 Ph. 457- 7957, Address: 410 Uncoldn. '62 Pontiac convt , Good tOp and tires . Live In total luxu r y. Buy, lease at per quaner. Our prices can' t be discounl. MOilid service, wall-to_wall Te le , ~57-8184. 931 beat. Live bette r for less 549-337" ... ca r peting, private bath, air cond, Chuck Glover Traile r Sales. "j PERSONAL BS A 650. PaInt Job good , T wo· man e ffiCiency. Call 3-2759 be New or used tape r ecor der deck &: running dlt lon, el(cellent. 5650. tween 8 iI.m, and 5 p. m. 981 600 F reeman Dor m is going to have aux. equip, Call Allen 9-3498, 075 For rent / o r lease to men o r women a dance Saturday night as previousl y Call 9_ r liee Kurt Shafer, Salukl students 5 miles south on Giant City Hall. Park Place Residence Hall s, men announced. 958 3 or 4 men to take over contracts .30 blacktop. T wo duplex apan mentS, air and wome n, New. functional, r eason fo r tra Jler. 52 Malibu VUlage. Cars c~>ndi t IOned and carpeted n oor. Fur legal. Phone 7- 5276 anytime. 977 J27_3~ O HP Chev. e ngine, e xcellent ilble and OIyallable. 6 11 E. Part St. ENTERTAINMENT nished, Approved by UniverSit y. Room Ph. 457-2169. 663 condition. S3OO, Roll e! fl ex c amera. for 8 student s . P hone 457_65 10. 77:5 3.5 I('ns, SI OO , Pon . office type_ Experimental t film soCiety- now meeting In Browne Audtlorlum. Out LOST wrlt£' r like ne w. S~5. Call 549-1366 For rent wi nter qua ner: 1.011; 55 Wall St r eet Quadr angles, luxuryapts. / I afi: (' r 936 Now acceptlng winte r and s pring con standing progr am SUnday, Dec. II 5.,. trailer, Male students or married at 8 p.m. 8 unusual, provac.nlve ~~f~ht: · t~ aU~~'rsvl~~I~:iy .0fS ~~tu2S couples. Between Car bondale and tracts, Fall qtr. prorated. 1207 S. 61 Corvair Monu , 4 speed, Ex Wall. Ph. 457 -41 23. 5-48 films . Memberships or single ad Ibs. lr located, please call 549- 14 88 Murphysboro. 68"-3402 aft er 6 p.m, Reward. 95; cellent t i r es, body " engine. 719 S. miSSions available at the door from 7:30-8;00, 042 aShln~on. 93~ .'6 Apa rtment s, houses and trailers, Topcoat lost at LlnIe Grassy. Fun Brand ne .... one bedroom apt, fur Furnished, cho ice locations , Call Vil night, Call 7_4"7. 914 t. otorcycle, Yamaha YOS-3, 1965, nished. S IlO per month. Clo se to lage Rental s 7-4144. 846 ! ~o ~;~:~!~~ ~r . condlti on . ~~I~ campus. Ph, 0457_7263. 920 Need 1 male to s hare nice IOxSO FOUND T r Oliller 8x40 , Furnishe d. T ake lease 2-man trailer beginning winter term. Girl's watch found one month ago, 25" e nith.. TV. Superio r condition. 507S / mo. Tr.aller !f l, (JOO S. Graha m. Call T.P, library 3-2690 around 11 :00 Cal 68-1_ 3813. 9H Wanted: car hops and grill cook Claim at Datly Egyptian upon Iden .M a,m, OInd .a~~ . f? r .T.e rn'. 847 . fo r . Famllv Fun .at Carbondale. 886 tification, Bldg. T_.f8, 729 Pav- 16 DAILY EGYPTIAH Oecemb., 9, 1966 Iowa Hawkeyes Defeated in Six Events Meade's Gymnasts G·rab 51st Dual Meet Victory Coach BllI Meade started The Salukis grabbed first "The team did a real good breather from the pressure of Meade will send the re the sIU 1967 gymnastics sea place in every evem except job. We had to corne from be extending their dual meet mainder of the team to the son with his 51st dual meet one. The only event in which hind twice in the meet. This string. The Salukis won't have Iowa Invitational Saturday. victory. The salukl gymnasts the 5alllkis failed [0 win a meet showed me who can do the a dual meet until Jan. 14. This group will be made up of defeated Iowa Wednesday night gainst the Hawkeyes was the best work under pressure," mostly sophomores who don't by the score of 188.3-184.6. side horse. said M€>ade. However, Stu will compete normally get much experi in tWO invitatfona)s this week- ence. Iowa State, Iowa, Uni Paul Mayer took first in the end. Tonight Meade will take versity of Illinois, Minnesota, St. Louis Freshmen Defeat long horse and the floor exer seven gymnast s to Boulder, Mankato Scate and Western cise to lead the Salukis in Colo., to compete in the lllinois University will com dividuallv. Other' firsts were Colorado [nvltational. Only plete the field at Iowa City. Saluki Frosh 78-65 in Opener taken by· Dale Hardt, tram three other teams besides sru Over the Christmas break Southern's freshman bas- borough scored 12 points. poline; Rick Tucker, high bar; will compete in this invit3- Meade will take his charges ketbalJ team dropped the Mike Dixon had eight, Rex Ron Harstad, parallel bar; and tional-the Air Force Acad-. to Fon Lauderdale, Fla., for Fred Dennis , ring event. season opener to St. Louis Barker seven, Gary Johnson University of Colorado the United States Gymnastics Univer sity Wednesday night. six and Orvllle Chumbley had wUl State Federation Meet 78-65. four. The Billiken frosh took a Rosborough also contributed 33-31 lead into (he second half seven rebounds from his for and gradually pulled away ward position. from the salukis. The BllIs' The BllIlkensoutshot South Joe Wiley of Bellevllle doml- ern from the field .376 to .353. nared the statistics. scoring They outreoounded the Salukis 21 points and pulling down 24 56-SO. The St. Louis victory rebounds. The 6-3 WUey con- avenged two defeats at (he verted on nine of 23 field hands of the Saluld frosh last goal attempts. season, 100-79 and 68-67. St. Louis' scoring was well The Saluki freshmen will balanced with Ed Tabash con- see action again Saturday trlbutlng 19 and Tim Hyland night prior to the varsity game getting 17 points. at Loulsvllle, when they play The big man for the salukis the Cardinal frosh. Their first was 6-7 Bruce Butcko, who home game is Dec. 17 against scored 20 points and con- BellevUle Jr. College. They L trtbuted 10 rebounds. How- meet the St. Louis frosh again ever, Butchko could makegoQd in the season finale at horne on only eight of 24 attempts Mar. I. from the field. Juarez Ros- . 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