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HaI510.1z1. / Winler S tillness Will Co m e , I' a;: DAILY EGYPTIAN For the Holidays Do Approach SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY "" \ . Corbondol~. III. Wedn esdoy, Oecembe, 1" , 1966 Volume. Humber sa \ Il P:.;.:..:9!.:.-=2~ _____~ _..:.(·__ .:..... ______---..:-.:.DAIL Y EGYPTIAJoI Mo-re Motorcycle Restrictions Expected as Traffic Increases D.ANCE By David Tracy The University had to apply tions . One of these concerns TAKE A BREAK ~ t he motor vehicles regula the theft of parking permit FROM FINALS OR The future will pr obably t ions " to all types of motor decals from motorcycles and bring more restrictions on the vehicles as defined under the anothe r concerns the oper a DANCE AWAY THE oper at ion of motor cycles on new [llinoi's state law." said tion of un r egister ed motor campus, according to Paul W. Ruffner in his letter. cycles on campus. RESULTS- Isbell, chairman ofehe vehicle As a result motorcycle reg "The r e have been 135 de traffic and safety committee. istr'at ions are down from 1,809 cllls s tole n from mororcycles WEDNESDAY NIGHT Initial steps have been taken l ast year to 799 so far this this year," Leffler said. Of towards solving S[U's motor year. said Zaleski. Of the these, J 15 have been recover cycle problem. As a r esult. 1.809 permit s issued last ed. the r e are few~c motor cycles year. 1,160 were issued to Students caught with an un this year and the number of freshmen, he said. registered motorcycle will be accidents has been reduced. Motorcycle - related acci fined $50 and possible dis Problems with motorcycles dents are down from an cipliIlary action w1l1 be taken. started be fore their popul arity aver age last year of 25 a said Zale3ki. HThe second of began to r ise in the '60's, week to an average this year fense will result in suspension said Is bell. One of the con of four a week, said from school," he said. tributing factors was the early Dr. Walter H. Clark, Uni Zaleski also pointed ounhat stand the state took on the versity physician. the new radar being used by operation of motorcycles. Motor cycle parking lot s the security pollce would re During the' 50s [llinais law were moved from the center cor d motorcycle speedS-. r egarding motorcycles was of campus and from around , "In taking action in cases that those which fell under a classrooms to the periphery where speeding is in volved on certain horsepower rating of campus. This helped al campus. in most instances wer e not considered motor leviate the congestion and the student will be suspended vehicles and did not have to noise created by the "lotor from the University." he said. be registe red. cycles after each class, They all agreed that fo r the 211 E. MAIN most part the students were Consequently the regul a Zaleski said. cooper ating with the regula tions passed in 1956 by the Some tions. Board of Trus tees wi th regard c r eated to student operation of motor LAST TIMES vehicles we r e not applied to motorcycles. TODAY As motorcycles became CALL 457 -6100 more popular the Un iversity FOR SHOW TIMES began to r ealize . that the prob lems created by the m had to Rt. US Soutft of Herrin be solved. Then last year, Gah:s open ot 6:30 p.m. - Show 5tarts at 7 p.lD . HConditions got so bad with the conge stion, noise and ac Friday & Saturday! ~ide nt s that something had to ... PLUS ... be done ," said Joseph F. Zaleski, assistant de an of stu ef>.~G-\.l?1. HANG-UP!' these great ~ hoow8 dent affairs. over the holiday! These "conditions" we r e stated in a lette r sent out last summer by Ralph W. Ruffner. December 23 - 28 vice president for student and ar ea services. In the letter Ruffner stated, IuTh e number of vehicles, the J frequency of accidents, the serious ness of injuries, the multiplicity of traffi c and parking problems, and the ~ ub sequent djffjculties ap par ent to all members of the University community and the City of , Carbondale . . ." He also mentioned in the concluding paragraph of the lette r, "We al so know that excessive and unwa rranted use of· motor vehicles at the University does not contribute CO· ~1 0t""g to the educational process." ~_~ , Produced bv JAMES B HARRIS ond RICHARD WIDMARK " ,~ , pl o ~b , JAMES POE D,,~ ..d b, JAMESB HARR!S Daily Egyptian ALSO Dec. 29-Jan. 2
Published In the Oepartmem 01 Jou r~ l Ism T...esday through Saturdi)' thrlXlghoout BURT LANCASTER the IIchool )·nr. (,Kcep! during Unlversll Y vacallon pertods. eumlnlliion ,,"1'.. lo: s, and legal holidays b)" Soulhcrn mlno!s Unlver CLAUDIA CARDINALE Sll)", Ca rlxHldale. 111100110 b2001. Sccond c las ", posug!! paid al Carbondale, IIhnol& 02901. LEE MARVIN PoliCies 01 thc EgypOll n arE- lho:' respon SIbility of th,:, ('duors. SUlem.. ms pubilsht'd her!' do not r>('cessilnl )" refl!;.'ct , til' opiniOn JACK PALANCE 01 thc adm!nl ~ l ra ll on o r any dep3rtm['nl of the Un lversllY, Edllonal and buSLf"I("S/I ufflc!;.' !! localed Ln _ Shown first- ROBERT RYAN Building T -48, Fill,al officer, Ho wil rd R Long. Telephone 4 ~3-23~4 . Edl{orlal Conference! Dianne B. "nd.:'r , lion, Tim W, "yers. John Kevin Cole, John ·Great Sioux Massacre· 'V"H£ \10' , Epperhelll1er, William A., Klndl, Michael l. Niluer, /l.liIrgaT('1 E , ~ r f.'t, I. , Wade PROFESSiONALS Roop, Konald E . ~ r eg, I.aurd F. Werth, Thorn n B. Wood Jr. 18 .h,u 22 in color This Week's Dandy Deal Week End Special Thick ... Ham Sandwich Delicious .. . and Shakes Salad / TWO (ONVENIENT LOC HIONS (' 505 N. Park - Herrin 500 E. Main - Carbondale 22( ~ 69( 3·~~ ~ Dec . 14-20 YOU GET ALL • SMILES Dec. 15-18 , )~------.~~~~------~------~ Page 3 December 14, 1966 DAILY EGYPTIAN HenryFord's LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS . 'In Time of Angels' Reviewed Biography on On WSIU Books in ,News Today Iris Murdoc k' s " In T ime of 7 p.m. TV Program Angels" is featured on [0- Gu eS ~ 5 of Southe rn. day' s "Books in the Ne ws " 8 p. m. The life of Henrv For d will program at 9:07 a.m. on WSIU Geo r gerown Forum: i'at ion be r evie wed on today' s "Bi RadiO. aJI y prominent figures dis ography" program to be tele Othe r highlights: c uss tre major issues o f c ast at 9:30 p.m. on WS IU the day. T V. 8 a.m. 8:35 p. m: Othe r programs: Morning Show. The Compos:r: Schube n. 25 minutes from 4:30 p.m. 10:09 a.m. Wha t's New: lee , ware r and Pop Conce n. Carbondale... ~ he at, and the octopus . 2:30 p.m. • Steaks fF': : . ~ 5:15 p.m. Scope . • Lobsters ..bf¥U ' 4 •• .• Ind us try on Parade . • Italian ... 3: 10 p.m. F ood \ "-"\ 5:30 p.m. Concen Hall : Haydn' sSym , Turn of the Century: "The ' phony 10 J-Clock, !ben 's Big City:' Dive nissement, and Stra vin s ky's The Fir ~ bird . 6 p.m. Struggle for Peace: The 5:30 p.m. United Nat ions. Music in the Air.
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8 p.m~ Passpon 8, Kingodm of the Wrist Slashing, Drugging R eported Sea: "Vikings." DAYS One s tudent was involved A coed who wa s s uffering 8:30 p.m. in a wris t slashing and another from an overdose of drugs You r Dollar's Wo n h: This in an overdose of drugs , the wa s found in her car Monday cons ume r program ex Securiry 0 f f ic e r eponed evening and was raken to Un ion NOW through TUESDA Y! am in es the various br ands Tuesday. County Hospital, where he r of gasoline. A ma le s rudenr was rake n condition wa s r e pone d as to Doctors Hosph al at 3 a.m._ ,s atis fa ctory. 10 p.m. Tuesda y for tre atme nt of .....------, Special of the Week: " SOS s lashe d wris ts; he was later MISS HOlEY .,.,MISS GALORE Rhino." Capture 'of a rhin transferred to the He a lrh Ser osaurus . vice. The Security Office de .HAVE .. scribed the wound s as self infl icted, JAMES Today's Egyptian BOlD Is Last of Term BACK FOR Wednesday will be the last day o f publication fo r the Egyptian for fall quane r. The first issue aft e r the holidays wil l be J an. 4. The Daily Egyptian business LATE SHOW THIS office will be open fro m 8 a,m. to 5 p.m. during fin als week. Duri.n g the holiday, it FRI. & SAT. at 11:30 P.M. will be open from 9 a. m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. BASED ON THE TRUE STORY The business office will OF AM ER ICA'S MOST FAMOUS close Chris t mas and New MADAM ' Year 's Day. Everyone's FOXTHEATRE going to Carbo ndale Polly's ... Phone 457 -5685 the woman who made HOLIDAY HITS ... play pa)l! -DEC. 21 ·24 - " WILD ANGELS" and ," FRANKENSTEIN SA TURDA Y & SUNDA Y MATINEES! CONQUERS THE WORLD" ENCHANTING ENTERTAINMENT -DEC. 25·28- FOR EVERYONE! "F IGHTING P~INCE OF DONEGAL " and .. " TICKLE ME" . . lAUGHTE~AND · ~ --DEC. 29 ·3 1- FUN! . ':- "A L VAREZ K ELLY " I . and " THAT :.lAN IN ISTANBUL " -D'OC. 31 ( '~ j ght j - New Year's E ve Watch Party SEE F:JUR rE ATURES SI '''~ SHELLEY WINTERS "M~~ -JAN. 1 (Stort sj - '''" s,,,, BRODERICK CRAWFORD ~ " THE PROFESSIONALS " ~,~ ROBERTTAYLOR ;~nk ~ =%a::: ·s,s.. ",,.. boo>.hyP!llYl!Il [R 1 ~ 1I1P!l lYSGlRis l AN[~PCIUII[SIn EASt:
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Award to the S.I.U. Student in Gardinar, Or egon Plam whe Senate which last year dis Ages" to rh e SIU administra r ecognition of his having...re- went on strike over the firing TheThird cussed the possibility of es rion for its efforts in con ceived the Narional Brother- of Mi'ss Pat Morris because tablishing a comminee to fisecll ing and burning the Ed hood Award at ceremonies she wor e "right fitting Annual study the feasability of a wardsvilleC ampus Newspaper kicking off this year's National clothes" . Miss ' M 0 r r i s' Student Labor Union. because the Editors changed Brotherhood Week. measurements are 39-27-39. the name from Alestle to Spectator. 18. The Everett Dirksen 5. The CarbondaleChamber 14. The Am y Vanderbilt L.E.J. Award to the (Oeleware) Gov Award for Flamboyant Speech of Commerce Award to the city Making to Ramon Echegary, * of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 10. A r esounding chorus of ernor';; Comminee Report on member of the Venezuelan which offers a 10% discount • 'We're all in our places With Protocol for making the com sun-shining faces " in recog ment, " We found cheerleaders Congress, who brought a pistol on merchandise sold to StU along to a congressional ses Awards dents of Middle-Tennessee nition of the SIU publication doi-n g cartwheel s to the ' Rockets Red Glare ' and Sion, laid it on his desk and As 1966 clumsily staggers State College. "' The ABC of Campus Health" which contains this statement: majorenes keeping time to announced, ' 'I'll ralk until to a close, we once again 'Bombs Bursting in Air' ." someone stops me ." enter that traditional period of .. Respect thy father and thy 6. The Freedom Through mother, and the integrity of nostalgic introspection. Capitalism Award - competi 15. The Well, Well, Well 19. The Orville Hodge So with a s mile and a laugh yo ur physician." tion department - to the city - By Gosh and By Golly - and Award for Honesty in Local let us walk the lanes of of Carbondah: in special Government to St. Clair memory r emembering those Ain't That Something Award r ecognition of the city's 11. The Alice in Wonderland ro John S. Rendleman for his County Sheriff Maurice magical moments of that won second (count them - not one, Award to Lyndon Johnson who testimony before the Illinois Joseph, who won two auto derful year when U.S. troops bur two) liquor store. among other things auwgraph mobiles in an illegal lonery in Viet Nam passed the quarter Higher Board of Education ed the forehead of a waitress that SIU could not possibly held in East St, Louis. million mark; when student in Honolulu while e nroute to rights almost became an issue 7. The Bob Drinan Memorial spend 61% of the construc the Manila conference. tion funds he was r equesting 20. The This Could Go On at S.I.U.; whe n Lurleen Wal Scholarship Award to the UniL Forever Award - Warped lace was elected Governor of versity of Michigan Student for the 67- 69 biennium. 12. The Outstanding Per Values Department - to the Alabama and when the Postal Governmefu: Council for having President of the American ception of rhe Year Award to Depanmem issued a multi "broken off relations With the 16. T he Delyte W. Morris Broadcasting Company who colored stamp bearing the fa ce University administration." Novelist John Hersey for his Gold: Plated Mouse Trap comment on undergraduate said, "American (T.V.) view of a clown and the inscrip Award to Jacalyn Dieffender ers ..might one day watch live busywork in Too FarToWalk! fe r, student at the University tion "Circus , U.S.A ." 8. '1 he B.F. Skinner Award coverage of the Viet Nam War. "If it was publish or perish of Colorado who is sueing rhe Yes folks, i ts lime Cor the for Environmental Determi for the profs, ir was for the University because she was nism to Delyre W. Morris fo r 21. The State Departmept L.E.J. AWARDS FOR 1966 students ••• a choice of skip given an OlE" in an English Award for Being Trapped by his statement: "We can't tell or flip. II class for which she contends One's Own Propaganda in students over 21 where to live . she deserved an "A. " We can JUSt te ll rhem Wh ether special r ecognition of the 1. The Napo leon Bonaparte 13. The J .P . Morgan Award they can anend SIU or not," Daily Egyptian headline that Award for De termination to for Corporate Liberalism to 17. The Mario Savio Award read: " Women in Supervised the S.l.U. Architects for Sta Charles W. Engelhard, chief to the workers at the Inter Housing Permitted to Stay Out bility in the Face of Unpre 9. Fif[een copies of the L.P. Ame rican investor in segre- national Paper Company's Later." cedented Failure in recogni .. tion of the ir determination to build two additional 17- sLO r y dormitories identical to Neely Hall.
2. The Scholastic Mu s ical Chairs Awa rd LO the newly r e vi s~d revision of tile revised final exam system.
3. A Gold- P lated Recording of Bob Dylan s inging . 'The Times They are A-C hanging" to Carbo nd alf:' landlord John Lanin for hi S s tateme nt: •. The issue involved in {he new hous ing r egulations is one of student rights ."
4. The Sa mue l Gomper s
New R ecipe: J . Edgar Hoover Award for In the "BenyCrumerCook_ Add many trees and large Note: if they are tasteless or fl attened, it must have been Wesley Fischell who said in book for Educators" we find rocks. a speech delivered at SIU; Paranoia the very controversial recipe impurities in the original in gredients which should have "I have suggested that our of Delyte W. Morris, [hat The n quickly add 15 cups of involve me nt in Viet Na m has Firs t Place: Dean Ru s k for world r enouned educator from been r e moved wirh this infal r egulations. (If it s tans to Ii ble process. been both accidental and in hi s abi li ty to see an in Xenica, Illinois. His r ecipe, boil, r e move 10 cups of te rnational conspiracy ir. "Morris Hash": Paul Atwood cidenral:" privileges; if it continues (Q *eve r y incident of s ocial ~BEST "'LETTER TO boH, cover With lid and unrest. MORRIS HASH ignore.) Personal ~ THE EDITOR" IN 1966
Dire c t jon; First simmer Now place in pre-heated ove n Awards The letter from Richard 17,000 students in a large pot. and bake for 4 years. (Season Helms, Direcror of the C .I.A. Second Place: Se nator Frank J. Lausche ~ l --- , .. . , ...... 0 :"'11: y"EC YP ;-{lH __----Credo · of KA KA is on indep.... dent pub. adJ, . ..ed to KA, c/ o Student Ex Omnia Ova KA Review Activiti ••, or Pho,,,. Wor ld lication' dHicated to ~ e free, H.. dquart.n •• l>arrock . H.30. written e .. pre • • ion of student The problem is the politi Laura. But the calle r [Urns '(S3·289C. (If no on' ••r, cal community t h e a t re opinion Oft matters of con· labe l, or, more correctly. out [0 be e ngage d, and Laura ' s phon. stud."t gov.mment, NE EDS COMM UN ITY SU P cem to the University com· its care less and arbitrary us e . PORT las t hope for the future is Fo r umpteen years now, the frus trate d. At the e nd of [he myn ity . The pol ic ie s of KA .5t~~~;J; .ditor: Th_ ... A. ore the responsibility of th e liberal- left in America has The Car ousel Playhou s e in play. Tom breaks free of the Dawe.; managing editor; W. bee n running editor ially amok Herrin, ope r ated by Messr s. famil y, but as [he yea r s pass, .ditors . Statements con· Lorry Busch; associot• ..d • convincing each other of the Hunt, Meye r, Walke r, and he finds that he c annot fo r ger tai.,..d herein do not neces itor: Bard Grosse; staff: strange notion rhat National Bruyns, offe r s the citize ns or escape the pas r. sarily rc fl eet the opinion of David A. Wilson. Philip SOC ialism and fa scism were of this ar ea an opportunity to the odm inistlation or of ony W.ber, Larty McDonold, right - wing moveme nts, and participate in live the atre . WILLI AMS WITHOU T TEA RS d.partM ent of the University. Johanna V... kaman, Stonley that, conseque ntl y, American A community theatre pr ovides CommYn,i.§:ations should b. Dry, J ..~ Wolf. conservatives are all Nazis a s pecial service in rhe cul Oper aring on a limited (at heart). And it is about tural e nhance me nt of its so budge t, director Bo b Hunt and Best Anecdote to Keil Auditorium he'd time so meone blew the whistle ~ i e t y . Un less it rece ives his company have fashio ned a probably get a full house on the s emantic game. Mother s trong s uppon from its com s traightforwa r d production 01 Th e Year too." may I? munity, it cannor s urvive . whose be SL quality was thar F irst P lace : A sign hanging 1) We may maintain rhat Third Place: D.W. Morris: The Carousel Playe r s' latest it accented the ne r vous , in the Un i te d Civil Righrs fascism is right.-wing, only if productio n, TH E GL ASS ME s qualid, unattractive r e ality Committee Headquarters in " Garfield r ecognized, you we juxtapos e it to communism. s ee , that the log had to be NAGE RIE, is conSide r e d by of the lives of the char acte r s . th ~ Waus district of Los An If we decide that communism many to be Te nnessee Wil Too ofte n, Williams' plays ar e shaped into a bench and oth *~e l es: is the eXtreme left wing of liams ' beSt pl ay. In it, Wil buried by pseudo - reve re nt, "If yo u have to steal, do it er logs had to be made into the socialist camp, we may liams he ld a mirror up [0 s loppily- poetic , and ove rly in 'Beverly Hills ." a shelrer against r h e say that fascism (or nazism) memory and ponrayed a fe w sentime nral produ ctions. This weathe r. is the extre me right wing telling mome nts of three lives: cas t seeme d to capture the Runner-up: "God is alive and "In short, he was already of rhe socialisr camp. Fabian his mother's , his s is ter's . feeling and sense of " re al" hiding in Argemina." making conce ssions to the SOCialism, com m un ism, I and his own. In a lowe r people as they might have multivers ity of the future:' faSCism, etc. are all H splint middle- class apartme nt in a 1,ived in an are a s uch as thi s , Honorable Memion: u Whe n_ ers off the parent trunk of Midwestern city, Amanda one generarion removed. ever dirty words gather on Fourth Place : Bob Dylan: scientific socialism." Wingfie ld (Williams ' mother) Charlie Harris turned in the rest room walls then rh e spirit .. AU Stralia is nO[ a very 2) I have tried this argu beSt performance as Tom. Hi s nice place for a 10[ of people tries vainly to cope with the of Lenny Bruce will live on. n ment before, on KA ' s Dave present by chattering endless arguments with Amantia - like Orientals or Negroes. Wilson, in an unsucces s ful ly about an illuso r y pas t. The (G e rry Mann) we re espec iall y Best Quote I me an, you don't even have effon to demonstrate to him son Tom (Williams ) s truggles effective. Alrhough he r limp any baseball her e . " that he is actually more of was not cr e dible, Gigi Re irz 011966 in a s hoe factory and searches -It,.Best Reco rd ing a right-wing nut th ~ n he sus for adventure by going [0 the offered a true pi cture of Laur a First Place: John Lenno n: peCtS I am, s ince he insists movies . The daughte r Laura as an unattractive girl who is "We (the Beatles) ~ 011966 that he is a philosophical anar (Williams ' s is te r Ro se) has a to be pitie d because s he s impl y * are more popular Fir s t P lace : " E ngland Swings chiSt. He r efuses to believe mind and a personality as does nor have [he necessary than Jesus." Like a Pendulum 00" by Roge r me. His problem - and this is fragile as the little gl ass ani equipme m to cope wi th life·. , Mille r the problem of political Lin mals which s he collects . A We look forward to the Second Place: R.W .H.Carbon neaus' s in gene ral, who inSist cris is occurs when the mo the r Carousel Playe r s' nexr pro - dple businessman who said of Runne r-up: " Gallam Me n" by on injudiciously gumming forces To m into br i ngin~ home duction. Lennon's statement: Sena to r Eve r et McKinley labe ls on people as tbey tror a "gentle man calle r' for Charles Gatting, Jr. "I don' t know, if Jesus came Dirks en by - js that he imagines that since anarchism in the days of the Tsars was left- wing, that anarchism in rhe days of the "CO mmunists is also (or, still) left-wing. (Please , ple ase don't accuse me of calling Wilson a co mmunist. The whole point of this article argues that e mphatic op posite.) And this is silly, since it impliCitly argues that com munis t s are right-wing. (Oh yes it does, too. The com munist s rate- is the total s tate . The anarchis t is the polar opposite of the s tatisf. If the anarchist is left- wing, the commWlist, by definition, is right-wing.) Further, to argue that anarchism is left-wing is to argue that FOR was right wing, and that A yn R.and is Best Editorial The Unsung H; ro the most notorious left-winger 01 The Year ever known. Best News Story of 1966 3) In point of fact, faSCism, *of 1966 First P lace: The person or co m m u n ism, socIalism, persons who stole the s iren (American) Uberalism, etc., For the Campus Age nt froth the Murphysboro Police Firs t Place : . The (ill is hed the ir junior yea r, is are all cut from the same_ E xi s ts rhe r e a unive rsity Department's patrol car. ino is Stare Capital Corne r designe d to acquaint Illinois piece of cloth and, sub specie without ar le as t one fede ral * s tone ) was opened Tuesday in high schoo l s tudents with Second Place: 'rhe Murphys * aeternitatis, differ little. The contract to call itS own ? If a sear ch fo r original plans local, s tate and national' go boro police man who had his bigger the functions of govern s o , that ins ti[U tio n's wo rries of the building. The plans vernme nt. ment, the stronger the federal may be ove r. The Air Fo r ce gllll" stolen while helping out were no t found, but a s ilver " Thursday rhe wo rk s ho p at the Spring Riots. executive vis-a-vis Congress, is not like ly to have many fla s k: which had bee n pre se nted pe r s will di scuss local go the more planning, the less take r s whe n it seeks a con Honorable Mentio n: To the to/ Ab raham Lincoln wa s dis ve rnme nt With K . Ne il Thur individualism - the happier curring o pinion o n uni de nti same police man, for having ...c'ove re d. mo nd, po s t maste r and m ayor are rhe communists , fascists, fie d fl ying o bje cts , known as his badge s tolen while tr yi ng " Among orher ite ms fo und of Johns ton City, and see naZiS, socialists, and liberals, UFOs . to brea,J<. up a s tudent fight in in the caps ule we r e nu mer ous s lide s on Vi e t Na m a nd Afri while the sadder are the con Officer s ass igned to Pro j Murphysboro. ne ws pape r s . a $1,000 bond ca ... s ervatives. ect Blue Boole, the Air Fo r ce's BAd a nd an e mpty whi s key bo ttle ." Daily Egyptian, Augus t 17 4) Let' S face it, SDSers: UFO pr ogram, have inve s{i est Dall y Egy ptia n. J ul y 28 Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, gate d mo r e than 1 0,00 s ight 01 The Ye ar Hono r able Me nti on: " Among Thomas, Rockwell, and Gerald ings. No t a tr ace of anythi ng Daily Egyptian, October 19: Second Place: "The wo rk motio ns to be co ns ide r e d by L.K. Smith are your homunculi ime rpl ane tary has turne d up. "Moo and Cackle 17¢ Bur s ho p. being atte nde d by 67 high the Natio nal Fe de ration of the - not ours. Ye t continued s ke pti cis m in gers The y're a RIOT" s chool s[Ude nts who have fin - Blind at its ~nnual confe r e nce Phil Weber s ome qua rte r s-not ours - is he r e will be a propos al that believe d to wa r rant a * rhe Narional Library for rhe P .5.: GerJad L.K. Smith got r esearch co nt r act ar so me Blind be aske d to proceed his start a s the head of (FDR ' s "dis inte reste d , r e putable " " as s oon as possible " wi rh one-time friend) Huey Long' s uni vers iry. [he transcription of rhe une x plan to: " Distribute the The r e come to mind a good purgared e dition of "Lady we alth, and make every man a m any r e put able uni ve r s ities Education IS To Chatte r ley'S Love r." king, " whe r eby " • • • • All like ly to be di s int e re ste d in Ma ncheste r Gua r dian, June J 5 surplus property would be the ve ry ide a. Some othe r s , Prostitution turned over to the government s till c limbing the ladde r of Best so that so meone who needed r e putabi lity, m ight conSide r Headline a bed would ge t one from the / it a poo ~ wa y to ge t ahe ad. As Sex Is To fellow who owned more than ( Fortun ate ly, thl:' fl ying s aucer of 1966 one ." Surpris e d? You s lU dy need nO( languis h for Firs t Place: " Slate r Con- shouldn't be . Sic semper '---,}ack Library, Cen~er Plan Hours .Changes CHOICE LOCATIONS1 (he bookslore open only on reria will be open from 7 a.m. will be I a.m. ro 11 p.m. Houses . Tht" ~t o rr i:-:; Libr a r y an d Wednesda y. T hursday and (0 6:30 p.m. while [he Oas is with the Oasis open fro m II L'nive r ::- ilv Ce nrer will be Friday of thal week . The Oasis wil l be c losed. The i nforma a.m. to 10:30 p. m. , Apartments opera ting' on modified sched will be open from 8:30 a.m. [Q tion desk wi II be open t hese All fa cilities at {he Un i Trai lers ul e~ durin~ (he Ch ri stmas 3:30 p.m. three days from 7 a.m. to versify Center will r esume break. The Cc mer will be open ; p.m. r egul ar hOUTS ,on Jan. 3. The L i brary will be open fro m i a.m. to i p.m. Dec. The building will again be There will be no an end",n( C o ntect : during the br eak Monday 27 through 29. The bookstor e c l osed on New Yea r's Eve at the coat cheC K room o r the VILLAGE RENTALS through Sarurday from 8 a.m. will again be ope n from 8 an d New Year's Day. Unive rsity Center parking lor [Q 5 p.m. Su nda Yti it w i ll be a. m. ro 5 p.mo and the car€"- f)n ':a n. 2 [he building hours during [he br eak. 417W. Main 7 - 4144 ope n from 2 to 5 p.m. 11 will be c losed at"! Ch ri stm as AMERICA 5 L ARGEST FAMILY C L OTHING C I"1 AIN Day. The Unive r sity Center will be closed this Sunday and Dec. OPfN 24 through 26. The bowling P, 30 facilities and [he O l ym pic 'TIL Room will be c losed durinA 9 :30 the entire break. The i nforma [i,o n desk and the cafete ria service will be cl osed Dec. ! 9 through 26. Building hours next w ~ e k aTe 8 a.m . to 5 p.mo with FAMOUS BRAND VALUES ••• Radio, TV Plan Normal Service holida y-priced! During Holidays ~ The twa SOIU br oadcasting servi ce outlets wi ll be ' fol l owing m u c h rh C' usual schedule as usual ove r t he Christ mas b r eak. SchL'du l ed on \-\'SIU - TV and WS IU-R3di o wi ll be m any of [he r egul ar progr am s with t he add ition of some Ch ri stmas spec i al s. WSrU-Radio wil l have many special Ch ri s rm a~ progr ams, according to operation:=; d i r ector Fred O. CrimingE" r. On Chri stm as Eve the st ation will present a speci al perfo rmance o f "The Messiah. " On New Year' s Eve , WS IU Radio will present a ~ p e-c i a l parade- of big dance ba nds. SIU May Purchase Washington Square Plans to purcha se Wash i ngton Square Dormirorh:s , at i OI S. Washington. ar LO i n th\..· MEN'S JUILLIARD" h~go liat ion stage wilhth ~ l l ni ve r s i t) and uWllcrs of Ih ..: dormito r y . a..:ca nJinp; Iv C . SWEATERS IN Ri chard (;runy , I('gal l'u Ufl ~i..' l for SIL'. WIDE VARIETY! Cruny said that I( wa s f airl ) defi nile thai th.o: purch;l~t' would be made . 1-"' ".1,1 ~ nIH . o~ t ". \ 11).:111 "The- L'nivl'rs il Y pl an s to 1. I IIiI"\\" '111 ]I'"'' l'O\ -l ill use rhe dormitories fur offi ce pld l'lH'P, , pIli L" SllI ol, space," Gru ny said, . I.lml \\'001 t ' oirtli ~olll' , \ " t'J,.:in I.lIl1h.\\\ 001 {",I hi., P l ains Leasing Co., m ana~ · e r s of Washington Square, al so MEN"S WESTERFIELD" 11",,1 {'.u'di!.!.II,:' confirmed the negotiations. O I !UII" '1{.,. ~ r lJ{" lillk " lIld, compo SPORTCOATS ),!"If 1II0d(,h o.1Ild 1110.,.' What's Cook'in S \ 1,1. XL l '3fi HU value 9.95 Wednesda y, Oec . 14 AND BLAZERS B R eAK FAS T Chilled Orange Juic e TIll' lillnl t.dll'k, " p"r. Chilled T omolo J u ice \'i " ~ill\\II(1k l,lnul,"f \\'"ol \ , HALL-PRESr Stewed P rune s OriUlI ' .1(T ~1it", ,2'H ;3 Grapefruit Sections hll(lOIl SPOI1 <"II,lhJlltJ."J.illg Hot Cre am of Wheat or .f: ;, NO-IRON IU'rrillJ,:l)olln, d ' l't ' ~o d rllollllll.: Co ld Cerea l s t 'p IUrllli\t llll" , 0 CriSp Bacon o ~ · hll \l 1J 1l compo ra./ue "- b l.l zt°rs ill :.olid f,,"co; ; --" DRESS Eggs, F ried or Scrambled 29.95 T oast. Butter, & Jelly CoHee, Teo, or Milk COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED ;\ SHIRTS L UNC H Splil P ea Soup Italian Spoghetti WESTERFIELD" SLACKS Garlic B read Solod Bowl wi tt, A550rted OF CRESLAN"-WORSTED ·.~ 399 Dre5 s ing s Jello Solod Tlu' p,t"l kd 111,11. 0:.1." 0111 Cottage C t,eese So lod compo :'I~.,.t (1I. lb' Smuoth. ,"I t , lulll Ii Coffee, Teo, Millo: 11 .1111 1C'1' ,"ld h '\' ("'IO!\\I" b III {"(II He '<,i DINNER flm' bl<.'ndllr( :rn l.III ,Il"rdll" Breod ed Veal C utlets \\'001 w fln k d , Pl.dlltton! 1·{'IIIl . IIlI ' II!1~ pH,,,.. d poh . M05t,ed Potatoes with modd illlllo:.t ' \\ ,lIll c' ,I "kid." , COJll}). l'!) ti- r· ('ottull o\£orll, ,lIul Gravy s i i'.(')o :2~) 10 ·C! , liru,uldnlh:. , , ~ hUIl tht: Butte r ed Broccoli mille 1-2 . .95 iro ll r On'\'l" ~ Po pu1.lr ~ p rl ' o,d Cole Slo .... COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED : 111(.1 button·dowll CUli,lf Choco late Coke lIu)(h ·b. IUII J.,t ~ k'n T"' , \\"Ilitt, ' C of~ . T eo, or Milk .11lt! ('ulnf', 11 ·1 7 ; 3:2 ·:3,5, Stevenson Arms HIGHWA Y 13 WEST Of MARION S~M;.;.;.;.i1.;..1 a;;;;.;.;.n.;:;d...;P...;o;Jp:.;l;.:a:..:.r..J Ope" Sunday Npo" to6P.M. ~ · Pog .. 7 De ,," ' .-~ . . - ... -- - -- . -- . -- - - - Southwest location. s ix r ooms. th.r f'e Country dub li vinl( a t its fin est. E i/!ht lar/!e room s. · bed rooms. o ne and o n e half bath s. four bedroom s. two and one half baths. immed iate possession $20,000 air-conditionilll(, built-in. O nl y $ 4-.920 Down. ------\ i · -. - .------~------Sou thwest location. fi ve room s, three bedrooms, Southeast loeation, seven roo m s. three bedrooms, two baths, centra l ai r-('o nditio ning, two baths, built-in s, lo t 130 x 150. s wimming pool and fe n ced in back yard. Priee !l26.600. Only $2,500 Dowl'l: TA YLOR DR IVE - Seven rooms, 606 EMERALD LANE-Five room LOTS F AIRWAY VISTA SUB thr ee bedrooms , one o ne-half baths, ranch, three bedrooms , one one DIVISION-Priced from $5,000 to carjX)n, built in oven. range, and half baths, gas heat, attached garage. $10,875. Restrictive covenants co disjX)sal, gas heat, over 1700 sq. protect the owners . Lake frontage ft. of living area. 111 3 DIV ISION STREET, CARTER lots . VILLE -Six rooms, three bedrooms, DUPLEX LOTS in Carbondale. FAIRWAY VISTA SUBDIVI SION one one - half baths, full basement. $ 1, 000 down, $50 per month. (W est of Jackson Country ClLib) storm Windows a nd screens, gas new six room ranch, three bed heat, car pet, tile and hardwood 601 NORTH CAR ICO-FIve" rooms, three bedrooms, one bath, gas heat, rooms , rwo full baths , built in oven, flqors. Lot 100xl50, price $25,000. range, and disIX>sa l, central air lot SOx l OO, and all furniture in cl Ud ed. conditioning, gas heat, s[Orm win SOUf.H ON ROUTE 51 - Five room dows and screens, double anached r~ch, rhree bedrooms, · one bath, 802 TWISDALE-Excellentcondition, garage, wall ro wall carpeting, only .fuJl basement, garage, hardwood four and one- half rooms , two bed $3,B60 down. floors, ten acres of land. price rooms , the attic could be made into SI5 ,500. a third bedroom, gas heat, scorm 201 TRAVELSTEAD I: ANE -Six windows a nd screens, fireplace. rooms, three bedrooms , one bath, 2611 KENT DRIVE-New 'wo SlO r y, Price $14,900. fireplace, air-conditioning. s (Qrm nine r ooms, five bedrooms , two 906 WEST PECAN- Five room r a nch, windows and screens, gas he at, full baths , buill in ove n, range, and carjX)n, priced at S17 ,500. disposal, four ton central air-con e xcelle nt condition, three bedrooms , dilione r, s [Orm windows and o ne bath. carjX)Tt, air- conditioning, o il heat, lot 70x 100. 630 WEST RIDGON - P rice r educed sc re en~, gas heat, alu minum s iding. on this five r oom . three bedroom 213 SOUTH DIXON-Five rooms . home. One bath, full base me nt, gas INCOME P~OPERT Y - Twohomeson heat, price S12,500. one lOt, SI85 per month income, three bedrooms. one bath, attache d price $2 1.200. garage, srorm wi ndows and screens, TA T UM HEIGHTS- Six room ranch, gas hear. Price $17,BOO. three bedrooms , one bath, s torm INCOME PROPE R TY-Eigh, uni, windows and s creens, gas hear, apartment, excellent condit i on, ROOSEVEL T ROAD -. Six room ca rjX)Tt , air-conditioning, price . s mall downpayment, or will conSider ranch. three bedrooms, one one $17,900. trade. half baths. attached garage,electric heat, storm windows and screens, air-conditioning, all furniture tn , I c luded, 52. BOO down. MURDALE HOME SALE.S, INC. PH. 457-8177 Dec embe r 14. 1966 Pave 8 DAILY EGYPTIAN "I Bell £, Howell / Canon OEMI GIVES TWICE THE NUMBER OF PICTURES FROM A ROLL OF FILM of Carbondale You'll oet forty pict ures on a 20-e x p osure roll, seventy two on a 36-exposure roll. onRoute13. H ow's that for real economy? Easy to use. match·the-oeedle exposure control lets you capture every picture in "high f idelit y" KAY color o r c r isp. sparkling b lack and w h ite . Flat Top, W ITH ALL THESE WANTED FEA TURES .. * Match-Needle Electric E ye Guitar * Sharp 28mm f / 2 .8 Lens * Zone Focusing System :;xclusive Kay crack proof laminated ~ * Manual E xposure Control $ 8 8 body . Shaded brown fini sh, with sun * Fast, Crank R e w ind 48 burst design on to,p and bock . Steel * Soft Leather '2:o s e reinforced neck, with white s tripe Fla s h Coupler Broc ket around the s ound \ttole. Attroctive * black finger boa1. with white black markers. \ EMPIRE BINOCULARS of KAY Guitar"Howto" . Book and finger pick $24.50 value ~ ....• ~ " ;:., .. ': .. SPECIAL SALE 'Co m plete with Duluxe leather case 7 X 35 center focu s S 15 .88 7 X 50 center focus S 19 .88 Waierp 7 X 35 w;d. angl. S21.88 7 X 35 Super wi de angle reststa I S24 .88 7· 15 X 35 Zoom ' 249 S45 .88 steel co second matchin ( Poge 9 December 14, 1966 DAILY EGYPTIAN .. .. by General Electric! GE Hair Dryer Large bouffant bonnet with adjust able W~ist or shoulder 17 88 iff strap. 'Instant ! Heat" feature. AUTOMATIC TOASTER -- ~ Completely Automatic - Just set 'II control knob. to desired 1388 s hade of toast yC"lI,! want. GE CUSTOM ELECTRIC CARVING KNIFE SET High toast lift - no burned .; fingers. Chrome-plated .. ·Easy to use --~lice Roasts, Hams , Turkeys easily. 13 88 steel. Snap--open c rumb tray. .. Reciprocating stainless steel blades. Easy grip handle .. *" Blades detac hable ... 8 foot attached cordset. GE Electric Skillet ..... :· '4 GE CLOTHES B.RUSH AUTOMATIC COFFEE URN s tarn Automatic Double Coated \..~i.. I . Removable, ,washable. nylon brush Buffed·a luminum coffee urn with , -stick Finis h . C leans in feature::. extra-fine bristles. 12 to 30 cup capa- ~ . ,. ::onds without scouring. Easy-to-clean'dirt chamber. c ity. In dicator light ., size. Just immerse. rinse 88 Removable doot, 88 tells when coffee is 88 I wi pe clean. ready. Handy non - 18 10 drip. fa ucet. 13 GE Custom Portable Mixer PORTABLE CLEANER AUTOMATIC FOOD COOKER Viny l bowl guard protects the bowl Tni s truly PORTABLE cleaner is One Step Cooking. Say! s Vitamins from chipping. Chrome lightweight a nd compact. Coriks an entire meal. P e rfect plated beaters. Push Full dust cleaning attach- 8 fo, all cooking. Saves button beater ejector. 88 2288 men! inc luded. Lon~ 22ft . ;oder Pans, Saves space power cord . 22 MoOel FC·} 10 MU-l BATTERIES 1r:M- 18 Month Guarantee WATCHES $1597 Manystyles t o choose from! e, 5 weep land and I b·ands. "j Oecemt.e, 14, 196:6 SIU Approaches Term's End Without Motorcycle Fatality SIU approached the end of Afte r a s ix-montli pe riod the fall quaner without a without any cycle fatalities. motorcycle fatality. accor ding another stude nt was killed to the local r ecords at the when his cycle hi( a pedestrian Health Service . sign on Campus Drive. During the I Q65-66 school A little mo r e than a month year . four students were killed on c ycles, l ate r, a cycle accident, in Peoria, 111 . , claimed the life During the 1965 fall quarte r, a student on a motor cycle was of a SIU coed. killed when struck by a hit Dr. Walte r H. C l a rk e , and run driver anq a month Health Sezvice phYS ician. s aid late r another student was there m ay have been one o r killed near the east emrance two mor e student deaths at the Murdale s hopping tributed [ 0 cycles in fall quarte r, 1965. Wall Street Sidewalk Waits for Easement C. William No rman, Car r un south to the Wa ll SI reel year, " No rman said, " the bondale c ity manager, said the Quadrangles. walk wo ul d be a te m porary City Council has been di s Norman said that the walk one now . Later, when the cussing a te mporar y s ide walk way would like ly be located weathe r permits , a blacktop for Wall Street. but that a on [he west s ide of Wall Streer s urface would be applied." Unive rsity properry easeme nt south of Park Streer. Definite Plans to extend the walk mu s t first be obtained. location no rth from Park north of Park , to Colle ge The walkway. to be m ade Stree t has not been de ter Street, have been di scussed. from c r us hed r ock, wo ul d be mined, he said. " In this area, a perm anent To St. LOl,l i . :"11 0 AM lCh40 AM . 115 PM 9iOO PM gin no rth of P ark Street and "Because of the ri me of type of cons truction has been To Marlon. E.m\""iII. 3140 PM I d . PM To C.-ntrali a. Sprin,fI.ld 71.tO AN. 11 :35 AN. FRI. & SUN . dis cussed ," Norm an said. To Coiro. Mobil. 12:45 PM ' ISO PM Scheilule Given for Buses to Train The . easement is needed EXCELLENT CONNECTIONS FOR. where rhe walkway would have Ch icogo Decaf..,r Cincinnati Buses will be provided fro m and 11:45 a.m . ; and stOP at to c r oss Unive r s ity property. Peotia Katua. City Lo..,I •• ill. SIU housing unit s to the Il linois corne r of Wall and College Norman said. " PACKAGE EXPRESS HANDLED EVIER,rWl R esidence Hall For Men Of S.I.U. Larry Bell, Resident Manager Phone 549-3434 Decem.ber 14, 1966 D:l1 LY E.G'( PTiAH Hearings Begin on Proposal Soviet Missile ~uildup ~-r-::5=.S:- Pr~ TC~R ?oNiD~~~ ~~ :)~A~ e ~JO :! a~ ~?:~~!,~~ Revealed by Pentagon Interstate Commerce Com - repr esamatJve of the Brothe: r · t'... mission hearing into an Illi - hood of .Locomotive: .F.ire:-m::n WASH INGTON (AP) -- The an autho rirative journal on , - ., noi s Centr a l Railroad pro- and Englne men, tes[lfl~d that Soviet Union m ay be on the r ocket and missile affairs . '. . . posal to discontinue sever a l persons coming frvm Me:mp verge of a massive program An earlier article .in Missile passenger (rains adjourned hi s to SL Louis ~ould have: TO improve the capability of and Space Daily. another tech . today in Carbondale and will a fo ur - hour layoff In Carbon- it s inte r continental ballistic nical journal, hinted of the - -- - - next move to Memphi s . Tenn. da le if [he proIX>sed c hanges missiles, Pentagon sour ces development, but said there •_ _ At today's second hearing went through. indicated. was no conclusive evidence. The basic Soviet aim ap S·;a)· .. Ic ,,!. Chk"KO'" Amer}(cRn se~s i on, a re~rese n[ativ ~ of a ....I"I! Pentagon offi c ial s we re re ' HENRYt . TELL HIM rallroad umon qu estJ Qn ~ d parentl y would be to introduce luctant to discuss the a n icles mult iple independentl y gu ide:';. _nthe whol e area is very 1':1. ~I1A.RT~A . : ~:i~th~~iV~:~i~y S~ ~~~:~~s I~~~ nuclear warheads -- each senSit ive," said one souree Nabrll ReSIgns UN Posl live south of Carbondale might capable of car rying a nuclear but the officials also made it WA SH INGTON (AP)- -James be adversely affected by device of at least one- m egaton clear they were nor in a posi M. Nabrit Jr., is resigning as c hanges in trains in (he area. yield- into its prese ntly ex- tion to r efute the m. deputy perm anent U.S. r e pre- Re no Bianchi, assis tant to pa~~~t~i~ : ~ ~:aIt~~~~ilar il Y If the Soviet Un ion has sentative 1:0 the United Nat ions the SIU vice president of busi has been conducting r esearch successfull y developed a mul to r eturn to his p0st as presi- ness affai rs, appeared in r e into a multiple - warhead sys- tip} e warhead fo r the ICBM dent of Howa rd University. bunal and said "very few" of tern that r eponedl y is being fl eet, the impact on U.S. PreS ident J ohnson ac- SIU' s 18 .1 88 students live considered for a number of s trategiC pl anning would be with "deep regr et" south of Carbondale whe r e the 's reSignation, effective univers iry ha s ilS main applications including the new imme nse. campus. Minuteman 3 and the Poseidon Secretary of Defense Robert ICBMs now under develop- S. McNamara announced last men[. week that the Soviet Union is The Sov iet program, if s uc - planning to deploy more ~. Ray ~ewelry .. . cessfully deve loped. could long- range missiles t han have the effect of ne utralizing · earlier U.S. intel1 igenee esti or outweighillg any offe ns ive mates had indicated. offers you the finest advantages the United States He· e mphasized, however, wo ul d accrue by install in g that the United States still .. in Ch'ristmas Gifts multiple wa rheads on its new maintains a nume rical ad P endants, P ierc;cd E orr i ng~, Broe-Ieu, Pins, ICBMs. vantage in ICBMs of a bout 3- Charms. L ighters, ond Hand EngrQving. Det ail s of the reported to- I. He added that thi s coun A Gift of Jewelry Will Always Be Remembered Soviet program were oLl tlined try will "continue to have a Tuesday in Technology Week , substantial quantitative and ~ 1 7 S. lli inoi' qualitative superiority" over Ham ilton Passes the U.S.S. R. for a t least anothe r 18 months , (' ve n with Draft Physical, its prcsC' nt ICBM a r senal. Ld[(>St Pe nt agon fi gu r es show the r e' are about 1,630 Still Deferred ; ICBM s in the c urrent U. S. NEW YORK (APl-Movie sotrehouse. The Sov ie t Union aC [Qr George .Hamilton, a fre reponedly has about 600 now quent escort of Lynda 8i rd but may be able to deploy as Johnson, has passed hi s drafr many as 850 long-range m is physical and the results s how s iles by 1968. he is "qualifie d for military service ," draft officials said Hanoi Broadcast tOday. Col. Arthur Alpe.rt , an aide Opposes Red China to the director of Se lectivC' Service i n New Yo rk. said, SA IGO N (AP) -A mystery however, "the r esult s have radio stalion claiming to be nothing to do With hi s presem in Hanoi is telling young men deferment. They mean hi s of North Vietnam not to fight draft fboard ha s more infor in the South and urging the mation to act on if they re people to oppose Red China classify rLim . ~' and (o l1 ow the> Sovie T Union. The actor had rece ived a 3A "Mao Tsc-tung is a mad · "hardship" deferment on the man and wants wo rld wa r ground that he is morher's look to Russia ," said a re s ale s uppon. cent broadcast. Sco r es of persons across Among othe r s , South Viet the country have prmes re d namese range r s heard this that hi s mQ[her, Anne Pone r particular hour - long program Hamilton Hun r Spauld.ing. in Vietnamese in a farming lives in a 39-room Beverl y area near My Tho, i n the Hil ls mansion and that s he has Me ko ng River Della about SO two other grown sons who are miles southwesT of Saigon. not li sted among he r s up U. S. offi cia ls in Saigon said porters. today they do not know any Hamilron, 2i. has declared thing about the broadcasts . his willingness (Q fight in the The r e was 'speculalion, Vietnam war. however, that they are s upe r Hamilron is in Munich. Ge r secr et U.S. -sponsored psy many, making a movie. chological warfare programs. Cwtut EYEWEAR Your eyewear will be 3 wa,,~ correcl al Conrad: 1. Correct Pre.cription 2. Correct r~ Drawing for 3. Correct Appeararu::e DA Y service available Tiger for Il1081 eyewear • 9 -50 HAPPY NEW Ir------, CONTACT LENS~ 1 r------W1 THOROUGH EYE 1 TODAY 1 '6950 1 1 EXAMINA.110N 1 YEAR IL Any T ;n"",,o E. " o Cho ••• : ",I _350 : ---.-----~CONRAD OPTICAL------411 S. IlI in oi s·Or . J Q· Tre, Optomrtrist 457.4919 southern illi.nois hook & supply ond Monroe, Herri n· Or. Conrad, Optometrist 942.5500 710 S. Illinois ' Honey Suckle HAMS Hen Turkeys Shank Portion Choice R ou Qd Bone 'b.53( Roast' Horvester BUTT PORTION Ib.63( Bacon lb. 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FREE ••• 1 Box Folger's Johnson'sSnowman Jack Sprat Cake Mix w;th $5 .00 Gingerbread Man purchase with this week's Teflon moiler Coffee or mote 59( Cook ies 3 pkg • . S1 00 EVEREDY TEFLON p-lOlIUIlnnIlIlOlllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllll! 12 CUP MUFFIN PAN i lao'ge 24 size Cal if ornia ~ Cello Reg .P,;ce S2.49 $1.77 You pay only I i H'ead LeHuce i Carrots bog Town & Country i U.S. No.1 Red 2 heod. 29 ( I UTILITY KNI FE IIUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllUllllllnlllllDlnmDlllll11llluui P·otatoes ~~!~ · bog -59C By Leonard Boscarine dreaded. Thousands of stu the m it ma y take on [he a[ dents leave Carbondale, but mosphere of a second honey H's a iune l y time . a few remain, and for the m, moon. The cold, north wind, the holidays can be a lonely BUl one fe llow, whose wife hindered in its speedy flight time. worked, sudenly found himself by throngs of framic C hris[ with so muc h timeon his hands .. I hate Christmas 'br eak: that he lOok a job as a Stu mas shoppers, seems to be There' s no girls around and by dent janitor on Old Main's funneled the empty streets the r e ' s no place to go. Last into an !_mme nse spearhead of janitorial crew in order to year I stayed down a nd worked, r elieve his boredom. bitter cold. but never again," said [)ennis A glance into one of the E. Conn. stor e Windows gives a clue to [he sudde nly e mpty streets. . ' How do yo u te ll your CHATEAU A lirtle sign, obvi ous l y painted frie nds when (hey come back has til y b l' less than an a rtist, with a ll sortS of stories about proclaims to anyone in great parties that you spent APARTMENTS teres ted (ha t the S[Qre will New Year's Eve with three open Jan. 3. guys .from work playing NOW AN ACCEPTED pinochle a nd IX>lishing off a A fe w steps further and you UNIVERSITY LIVING fifth of vodka? notice things that yo u ne ver CENTER some how were aware of whe n • ' It wo uldn't have been so tl'}e s treets were fiUed with bad if there had been a girl limited openings humanity; a crack in the side around but we knew of no walk, the initials long e tc hed girls that were down here and for Winter of a K.S. who loved a D.E., eve n if we had known of some Quarter HEALTHFUL HOLIOAY--Sectioning Center specializes in holi even [he faded yellow chips the r e would have been no place day decorations made from IBM cards; Health Service t urns to of paint which mark a for to take them," he said. decorations s uch as these used tubes and vials. Here's the re s ult. gotten "No Parking" sign. Inquire After 6 The Christmas "break" is Married students seem to here. For some, a rime of joy; s uffer less than a ny other It's Thought That Coulnt s for others a rime to be group during the br eak. For 549-3485 Deltas Simplify Exchange, Cut Yule Costs, Keep Friends At your friendly By Jody Erwin can. (Since then, 210 has been borrowing 212 '5 tweezer s .) Martin Service Station Spirit of Chrisrmas? Some Jean Baker, Chicago, a Save from $1 to $2. SO people say it'S dying a s low sophomore majo ri ng in public death nowadays. relations, was presented with Every year, the r e's talk a mouse trap. She som erimes CHRISTMAS TREES about how s ad it is that Christ has proble ms with one-he r mas has . been so com lavalier- ma re ' s nickname is {TIerciaHzed , and wha t a shame "Mouse. " that we think a gift has to be Canadiandirect from Balsam Canada . Maggie Simpson, Chicago, Size~ : 3 Footto6foot, S' expensive to be appreciated. $12 The s ister s of De lta Zeta a junior majoring in jour your choice-Buy now nalism, is a new me m be r of sorority have learned the trurh SIU's J udo Clu b. He r room -they will kee p. in the old and s imple saying: mare, Marcia Daab, gave he r ~ ~ J;.:.po Gymnasts Will Compete In Florida 1n Eastern U. S. Federation Meet Having cleared another Paul .Mayer and Fred De n in the rramp.J li n€' , ROI"! Har hurdle , the Col orado , I n ni s led the Salukis with two Slao wa s the other fi rst place vitational , t he Saluki gym f irsts e ac h. Maye r won rhe fini::;he r for SI L', Harstad won na stics {earn i s preparing ro floor exerci se with an ave rage rhe paralle l bars with an compere in F lo rida during the score of 9 , I an d captured average scor e of 9. 2. bre!lk. the long horse with an average 1 he Florida com petition score of 9.6. " This was a good mee t for w i ll be the Eastern United lJe nni s fini shed fi'rs[ III tne [ hi s time of year. I t wa s run Staks Gymnasti cs Fede ra rings with an average score some what like rh€' Natio nal s tion meel in FO T{ Lauder of 9.65 and wo n (he high bar because the pressure was on. da le [)ec. 26-30. with an ave r age score of 9. 15. \Ve toOk 13 out of 14 e xe r Afte r this rhe Saluki s will Dale Hardr al so wa s a first cise evenrs and our long horse be ar home Jan. 14 fo r a dual place winne r for rhe SalukiS work wa s much improved," m ~et wHh Iowa Sra te, the ir w i rh a winni ng average of 9.45 Coach Bill Meade sai d. first ho me mee t of the season. So uthe rn fini shed the Col o rado meet with 125.55 points COMPANY COMING fo llowed by Colorado Uni ve r Sit y wirh 118, I 0 , Col orado FOR CHRISTMAS'? . Slate Uni ve r sity with 113. 20 , Colorado Srate College with 107.45 and A ir Fo r ce Acade m y WELL WE'VE GOT THE ITEMS with 105.45_ The Saluki s woneveryevenr YOU'RE SHORT OF: but the side horse in raking a f irst pl ace finish. -Baby Cribs, bighchairs, strollers & play pens Jim Ryun Named ,Punch Bowls -Banquet Tables Athlete of Year -Champagne fountain s NE W YORK (API - Jim -Electric roast e r s Ryun, 19-year o ld Universi t y -Chaffing dishes of Kansas sopho mo r e who ·' . holds the wo rld r eco rd for -POLAROID CAMERAS FRAZIER SCORES-- Scoring (Ot SIU is Walt Frazier (52). Ihe" -Sa- rhe mile at 3: 51. 3, was named Spon s I llustrared's Athlete of lukis' leading scorer with an average of 19 .6 points pe r game. I-I ~ ,:.,- ,- . ~ { is al so the team ' s leading rebounder, averaging 15 per game . l, the Year TUE-s da y. He i s [he T)uring the break the Sa lukis will iJla y home games Dec . 17 and yo unge~ ( eve r chosen fo r rhe honor. 19 and in the Sun Bow l Tourney al El Paso. Tex .. Dec. 29-30. " _.. ..1" '1-'( -1.-=:1. Swimmers Will Part.icipate in Clinic ~ At Fort Lauderdale During Holidays No m ee [ ~ ar e ~c h e dul e d T he Sa lukis won the breast ; q. ~:. '~ during the break for the SaJ stroke re la} with Wa yne ' S .,· "' '. ' uki s wimmers but Ihl!\' will Tho m as , GC' rr y PC' arson and ~. participate in (he Co l l~'g j a [ €" John Ho l ban anc ho ring that . ~ - '" Swi m C linic al Fo n Lauder team. The Sal uk i s al so fin i sh ':"lC da le , Fla. cd second i n [ht.~ BOO vard '- The ne xt dua l meet i~ sch('d frees! yle relay and Ihe 200- ule d Jan. -; i n Norma n, O kla . . yard r l:' l ay. -lP's it· against the Unive r s it y of Ok " It i s impossi ble to ::. ay l ahoma SALUKI HALL SALUKI ARMS For MEN For WOMEN 716 So. University 306 W. Mill 549-1250 457-8045 I ( --.. Adjoining Campus \ \ \ ~,Come ______By And lOOk~ ______Around or-Call Mr. or Mrs. Hunsinger"":"' ______457-8045 -.J ( . Page 15 D.e-cem ber 14, 1966 DAI LY EGY PTIAN Odd Bodkins Rushing Title / N arrows to 3 ~£R ~~ ~~ ~£1lI W~~~6'S OU~ HOklf~l D~ . I'\,~AS~,~R SIR . AtJ I H;"~UMUf~ ~t-\ UD wlJA g,qsll II ~ k'IW D ~~ ~~ ~~ '/O\JR PAIr-i~"1 NEW ' YORK (AP) - Leroy D~VIC£ .. .A fo~ AtJO S~~I N O I~ ~ ~ ' H V~R~ ~Af'PJ~~ J Kelly of Cleveland leads by 81 yards bur the race for the ~A9f'INfb', W . .. ~ ~ . ~ S A~ \fouR ~~R5 J~ . " < ~ National Football L ~ a g u e ~~ rushing title is a three- man barrie going imo the final game - \ of the se ason. ~ < I.~ 1 f"P, OJ With one game to go, Ke lly ~~ has 1,122 yards and Dick Bass of Los Angeles 1,041. How \Q€ ), ® ever. Gale Sayers, Chicago ~~~ Bears' flash, is o nl y seven ~ j O',_l.fo ...... S, ... \2-tL oAPO-i.".€ ,i,..I.. behind Bass with 1,034. Q Ke lly must run against the Syrac u se U nivers ity St. Louis Cardinals, Bass must take on the Green Bay Packers and Sayers faces the Bowl Team Bounces Roving Quarterback Minnesota Vt.king~ J. n their last games this weekend. SYRACUSE , N. Y. (AP) - der said. " Mabe I am old comple ted 34 of 83 pass at university but declined to "Now we'll have to look around fashioned, but t have always tempts for 41 8 yards and five identify it. Pac StUdstill, Detroit flank In earnest:' quarterback Jim felt that loya lty was a virtue." touchdowns. Ten passe s we r e "There is nothing definite er, has complNed his season Del Galze said Tuesday after " We we r e just scratching intercepted. yet," he said. With 67 pass receptlons and he and his identical twin, John, around, there wasn't anything His brother, a second is threatened by Charley Tay were bounced from Syracuse definite yet," Jim Del Gaize string end o n offense, c aught Illinois Hunters lor of Washington with 64 University's Gator Bowl told the Associated Press. only tWO passes for 22 ya rds . and Dave Parks of San Fran bound football te am. .. I don' t know how it gOt Jim Del Gaize said he and cisco With 61. Bob Hayes of The university said the around so fast. Now we'll his brother had offer e d ro Bag 7 ,000 Deer Dallas nee ds 10 to catch up sophomore athletes from Re hav(: to get serious." remain with the team for the at 57. Taylor has become a SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (AP) real whiz s ince coach Otto vere, Mass., has been asked The 6-fooc-2, 200- pounder, Gator Bowl game Dec. 31 with lllino is hunte rs killed 7,327 by Coach Ben Schwartzwalder who set a Syracuse passing Tennessee "but the coach took Graham moved him from his deer in the six-day season [0 record of four touchdowns ~ the view it would be bad fo r the running back position. rurn In their uniforms after this year. the State Conser against Maryland in his first te am if we weren' t coming it was learned they planned vation Department announced Bart Starr, Green Bay quar to transfer to another univer starting aSS ignme nt, spent back next season. " Monday. I (erback who was injured in s ity next year. most of the season as unde r - .. , respect him fo r his de [he firs t half of the Baltimo r e "We just can't have boys s tudy to Rick Cassana, al- cision," Del Gaize said. "I T he total wa s divided 1,404 game last Saturday, r e mains training with us who are plan though he s tarted in two othe r can't argue with him there." during the last half Dec. 9-11 the top passer with So nny ning to transfer right a({e r ,games. He s aid he and his brother and 5,923 in the first halt Nov. Jurge nsen of Wa s hington No . the bowl game," Schwartzwal- During the season Del Gaize planned ro attend the same 18- 20. 2. DAILY EGYPTIAN 'ACTION CLASSIFIED ADS 1962 Bonn~v l1l e . Po ..... e r br ake, Sleer Rooms , I 00)' . ne ....· housing, C ars Mobile home . IOx52 t'xc('\lent con N~ed to sell conlUCt a l Fore sl Hall ing & windo ws, Facto r yal r. Takeover permltt~d. Kitchen privileges, Su dition. 2 1/ 2 milf"s from campus. Dorm , Will gIve $95. Conla" Ted FOR ~ AlE paymenls . Call 7_2758. 1026 pervised housing. CaIl 4S7-U58, QIIfl Air condlliQl'led. Marned couple o r Tslakals. Rm. 214 Fo r est Ha ll, ph. 2- 3 male studet1.ts. Ph. 457 _2636. 10 13 45i_70 18. .1005 1966 Rlcahrdson Mobile nome, 50)(10, Prl\'ate prlnllnj.!. o f P r lscella and Efficie ncy apa nrnents, Carbondale. All' cond., c.rpctcd. like nC III'. Must Marion, 2 bedroom Irailer on prl\'3le I gI rl to Sb blet new pal . wimer sell . Only 53,000, Call 549-1914 .• 80 (he Ho llyhocks and other poems 6 16 5, Washington. Air cond " private of Little Egypt b)' J o hn H. Rendle bath, 2 men per room , All utUllies lot. C all 993- 3207. 10 16 qtr. beginning ~ c. 15. Dunn apt. 2 mi. from campus, Call Ben)'. 9_ Golf club". Brand new, never used, man, Carbondale, Ill, Roule 2, pa id. 5140 per quarte r. Call 0-44\ 6, Postpaid, SI ,OO , 1037 .70 CanerviUe 3 r oom apt. furnished. 1980. 1000 st ill In plastic co\'cr. Sell fo r half. -1 room apt. unfurnished, New 2 bed El(cell ent Christmas gift . Call 7- r oom trailer, C a ll Manon 993- 3207. One male 10 share s m all lrailer. T r ailer fo r S.il le o r rent. 51:0:10. In 4314, 466 Apa nment s. trailers. large 8; s mall 10 1i in P leasam Va iley tr. CI . , 10. 9 - real good shape, Will be open (o r al p r ices to lit your budgel . No te le 4364 1030 1963 Triumph Bonn. 65Oc.c , pe rfect winte r te r m, C .. 1I i - 2251, 873 visions given away, no free rent , no Murphysboro Apanmems new fu r condilion. ~77 S , OO . 506 Col le ge ,,1 4, glmlcs. JU St good service and good nished o r unfurnished br ick one and will. -I OQ E, Walnut 5t. Q80 HElP WANTED 9_1 65 1. Must sec to appreclau:· . 871 3 bcd r m. ho m e on Upper Skyline tWO bedroom full y carpeted, air con Dr. L a r ge d ining r m .. I 1/ 2 bat hs, dilloned electric heat shon .... alk to Wanted: car hops and grill cooks for 327-3 ~ O HP CHEv , enJ!;ine. c,:cellcnl sc rC' ened in back por ch, Ph, -1 57_ Now avail able. T railers, apts. fo r do ...·nto .... n shopping. Family F un at Carbondale. 886 cond ition, 5300, Ro ller n ex c ame r a, 5975 o r 453- 2600, 1041 winte r and spring, Monthl y rental Approved t railer park largl' land_ 3,5 lens , $ 100, POSt offi ce t ype ..... r ite r utilities I1'Ic luded, See o ffi ce 3 1Q E. scaped lots .... !th .... heelpads, palios , College bo)' to ....as s lsl handi capped like ne ..... , $45. Call S4Q - 131'1S afte r 5. He Sler, 982 and side .... alks . black tOp s treets , s tude nt in dall y activil ies. Sha r e TP .,. FOR RENT laundromat In pan lots. Now r e nung r oom, SI 50 mo . CO ntact Mrs, Har_ T wo apt s , fo r thrl'c males, $25 e ach Phone 549- 3000. 10 18 TI S, Voc . Rehab. Offi Ce . 3-2569. 7 11 Fo r Ch :- Istma!> , 105i MGA Coupo:' . C.l rt'! rvil le [ra il e r space across from per mo , Private room SJO. Call f' l(c. conel . wilh o r w!o Judson supe r VT!. Ph. 085-"",03 o r 085_3220, 680 867-3232. 985 New bnck residence hall. Ash Stre et Babys itter i - 5 M-F in )'Our ho me cha rge r, Good tires , F.nglish racing Lodge. 507 S. Ash St , Four blocks or mint>. C aU b8-1-6678 after 6 p. m. from campus. Two blocks from lown. greC'n, You ' Vt, s("C'n 11 on campus, Park P laCe Res idence H.il lI s , men 2 gIrl-suite avail. Wi nt. 8; SPring. ." 5800 n r ix'st offe r, Call 0- 1703. on Wall 51. 104 S. Marion Ph . 549-3374 "RENT A MOBILE HOME?" .. ," That' s right.. ,rent a mobile home ! Chuck' s Rental", ha s requested to be approved a s an "Ac ce pted L ivi ng Center." For rent a s low a s S30.00 per month, we can do our own " Yes, I'll meet you in 15 minutes, " GOOO/YE4R 104, S. Morion I f PORTER BROS. 549-1343 TIRE l 324N. ILLINOIS CENTER ) CARBONDALE __ \, ~,,~-----"';:':::'_-J