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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Sunday, March 1, 1970

Sunday, March 1, 1970

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

DRAWS NATIONWIDE PARTICIPATION
TU hosts conference on the tenants' rights movement

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By BOB SCHREINER
The Ann Arbor Tenants Union
(AATU) was host two weeks ago
to the first annual International
Conference on "Students and
the Tenants' Rights Movement."
The conference was co-spon-
sored by the AATU and the Nat-
ional T e n a n t s Organization
(NTO). The AATU is seeking
affiliation with the NTO.
The tenants issue brought
over 200 people together from
as far away as California, Texas,"
Colorado and Massachusetts,
and as close as Chicago and
Detroit.
The majority of those who
attended the conference repre-
sented student tenant groups
throughout the United States
and Canada. But there were
also several independent inner-
city unions present, as well as
the executive staff of the Na-
tional Tenants Organization
which claims 140 member groups
in 40 cities around the country.
Participants held workshops
on various topics. A low cost
housing workshop featured three
radical architects who discussed
the physical implications of
housing.
Stu Katz, AATU organizer,
said the purpose of the work-
shops was to "cover every con-
ceivable aspect of housing."
Anthony R. Henry, executive
director of NTO said he believed
THANK YOU
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the housing problem is "abomin-
able and getting worse."
"To have sufficient power on
a local level will not get the job
done. The people realize that
what is needed at this point
is consolidated power," Henry
said.
A provocative speech by Har-
lem rent strike leader Jesse
Gray and the heated discussion
which followed, highlighted the
second day of the conference.
Workshops were held through-
out the afternoon covering
many facets of tenant unions.
After d i n n e r, participants
from Berkeley to Boston, gath-
ered in the Assembly Hall to
hear Gray, board chairman of
the National Tenant Organiza-
tion (NTO) who is challenging
Adam Clayton Powell for his
Harlem congressional seat.
Calling New York Mayor John
Lindsay a "liberal fraud" and
"the lord of slumlords," he
claimed-that New York and
most other cities in the U.S. are
controlled by landlords.
Recounting his own experi-
ences with the Harlem rent
s t r i k e movement. Gray said,
"Tenants are difficult to organ-
ize because they don't believe
the average person can solve
tleir problems. But organization
is the only answer to build the
kind of movement needed to
deal with the system."
He called rent strikes "just
the glamour of the struggle-
a struggle that requires a revolu-
tionary patience."
"The time is coming when the
tenants are going to tell the
landlords, 'no rent,' and there
will be no rent. When that hap-
pens evictions will be out of the
question and even the National
Guard won't make any differ-
ence. Eventually all housing
must be owned by the people."
PLEASURE
DOME
MODERN 2 or 3
MAN APT.
with balcony, completely
furnished with air
conditioning, large
kitchen with dishwasher
and garbage disposal,
and unlimited parking
fociIi ties.
TWO BEDROOMS
Call 769-4989
For Inspection
of Apt. No. 8
823 Brown St.
47t

Another kind of life style in.Ann arbor

RIDICULOUSLY
CLOSE TO
CAMPUS
(across street from
law quad)
2 LARGE BEDROOMS
lots-a space
761-6953

STOP
WASTING
YOUR
TIME!
It Isn't Really Necessary
to Read All These Ads
to Find a Nice Place
for the Summer.
We Have All the
Common Advantages-
A,/C, carpeting through-
out, disposal, two huge
bedrooms, etc.. etc etc.-
AND A GREAT
LOCATION,
Parking Included.
CALL OR STOP IN:
APT. 108
721 S. FOREST
761-7513
A Great Opportunity
For 2-3 People
477

2 BEDROOM APT.
FOR SUBLETTING
FOR SPRING AND
SUMMER TERMS
823 Brown
APT. 6
665-9639
45C

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A BI-LEVEL
2 OR 3 MAN
APARTMENT
A Modern All-Electric
Apartment with:
air-conditioning, _
complete furnishings,
garbage disposal,
2 picture windows,
a study and
parking facilities,
price negotiable
PHONE 769-1627
for personal tour of
Apt: 109, 731 Packard
(12 block from State)
442
SUBLET-MAY-AUGUST
with option for Fall
Larne, 2-Bedroom
MODERN- APT.
2-MAN
w"th air conditioning
swimming pool, river
park .and ducks
Near University Hospital

HELP!!
My roommates are leav-
and I desperately need to
SUMMER SUBLET
(or take in 1 -2 roommates,
preferably female)
It's a furnished 2-3 man
air-conditioned place
Don't like large apart-
ment buildings? We're
behind an old house.
769-0577
(please?)
1326 Geddes, No. 2
43C

MODERN 3-4 MAN
COMPLETELY
FURNISHED
30 SECONDS
FROM DIAG
Bi-Level
Air Conditioned
(both levels)
Full Study Facilities
Available
MAY - AUGUST
543 CHURCH
Apt. 11
761-8448
43<

HUGE 2-MAN
2-Bedroom Apt.
Large Living Room
and Kitchen
Nicely Furnished and
Well Kept Up
Across the Street from
East Quad
Cal 662-1838
Cor come see us at
Apt. No. 3
707 Church
433

THE OBSCURE
IN
APARTMENT
LIVING
2-MAN APARTMENT

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in antiquated brick dwell-
ing. One block from cam-
pus. Distinctive penta-
gonal bedroom. Spacious
lavendar living room with
myriad windows a n d
much natural sunlight.
GarbageDisposal
Parking Facilities

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3

Call 662-2602
for Apt No 2
825 TAPPAN
423

479
LARGE
Well-Furnished
4-BDRM. HOUSE
good location,
washer and dryer,
al garage,
all kitchen utensils,
ba'ement and attic,
porch, 2 refriaerators,
4 hours from Chicago.
FOR ENTIRE SUMMER
Call 663-8334

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HUGE
3-BEDROOM
B1 -LEVEL
4-5- or6 Man
-Excel lent
Location
-Bath & a half
Balcony
-Air-conditioning
-Winding staircase
to Bedrooms-.
--Local Meet &-Grocery
Store 20sec. walk
$225
769-7576
1327 WILMOT-Apt. 4
444-

THE ABBEY
HUGE 5 MAN
3 Large Bedrooms,
2 Baths; Large
living-room with bay
windows for excellent
ventilation; spacious
kitchen with disposal
and dishwasher; very
nicely furnished;
close to campus.
AIR CONDITIONED
Private Parking
769-5821
909 Church, No. 4
441

LOW RENT
Near Campus
1 BEDROOM, Modern
Furnished Apartment
Air Conditioned
Garbage Disposal
Good Floor Plan
QUIET Residential St..
Short walk to Campus
Off-Street Parking
Fast Maintenance
Reasonable Landlord
Call 761-7485
for appointment to see
824 McKINLEY,No. 8
'4

AVAILABLE'
SUMMER
HALF-TERM
ONE BEDROOM APT.
(double bed)
One block off State near
SAB, incredible 10th floor
panoramic view of cen-
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central air conditioning,
disposal, live-in manager
Call 761-5678.

Modern
Bi-Level
Apartment
ROOMY 6-MAN

CRASH Here

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3 bedrooms
Air Conditioned
Automatic Dichwasher
Garbage Disposal,
Parking Lot Facilities
Completely Furnished
Convenient to Campus
and Hospitals
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Call:
1-6336

829 TAPPAN
NEW, LUXURY 4-MAN
Central Air Conditioning
Dishwarsher
Garbage Disnosal
Parking L't
Laundry Focilties
Slidina Gldsz Door with
attached pt-
Crn'-letelv Furnished
2 La-oe Bedrooms
(di+,,vire and household
utensil- incluaed)
Ideal Location
SUPFR LOW PRICE
Call 769-6856
for percnal in-rection
of Apt. 107
427

ISLAND DRIVE
APARTMENTS
2-Bedroom
Furnished
Air-Conditi-ned
Swimming Pool
Parking
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city golf andl
tennis facility
Couple only
June 25-Aug. 25
$170 per month
665-2836

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CALL

.for inspection
1203 OAKLAND

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663-5095

for a guided tour
214 NORTH THAYER
Apt. C
426

443.

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