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THE MICHIGAN DAILY.
Wednesday, August 7, 1968
For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557
Monday through Friday, 12:30 to 2:30 P.M.
Justice Department brief
,opposes Au'scourt appeal
FOR RENT
ONE HIP CHICK needed to be a third
in an on-campus 4 man, Call Karen
761-8032-keep trying. C20
WANTED: Grad student or U staff
member to share air conditioned 2
bedroom town house. August 22. Call
761-3206 after 5. 016
GIRL to shaire house 'on S. University
, around corner from Arb. Reasonable.
3 MAN 2 BDRM. with central air-
cond., balcony & dishwasher. Excel-
lent Geddes location. Call 665-0154.
C27
SINGLE ROOM for male grad student,
with 'kitchen, share with 2 others.
665-0146. C23'
2 GRADS and a senior need 4th man'
for modern apt. on Wilmot. Call Al
665-0193 or Jerry 769-0390. 021
NEAR the Law School, Large bi-level
with 11, baths, dishwasher, 2 air-
conm1. All masonry construction. 665-
0154. C31
721 S. FOftEST - Open. 2 bdrm. furn-'
ished air-cond., masonry construct-
ion assures privacy. One corner and
one interior apt. left for Aug. 20 oc-
cupancy. Campus 1 block, parking
provided, laundry facilities, storage
space, outer door locked at all times,
ideal' for 4 adults. Inquire resident
manager apt. 102 and phone 663-6052
or 662-5469.
839 TAPP9AN - One apt. left, 2 bdrm.
furnished, priced at $220. Inquire at
101 N. Ingalls to see.
101 N. INGALLS - .back of Rackham
Bldg. Open daily. 2 bdrm. furnished.
For this and other 2 bdrm. campus
locations stop in. Priced from $220
per mo. heat and water furnished.
Or phone 761-5159 or eve. 662-5469.
C25
ACROSS from Stockwell. Large bi-
level apt., air-cond., with dishwasher,
11 baths. Call 665-0154. C28
ROOMMATE WANTED to share modern
2-man apt. for fall. Call Bill, 769-
0531. C14
ROOMMATE WANTED for fall. Prefer
working ;girl or grad student. Close
to campus. Call 769-5857 after 6. C15
CHARMING HOUSE on Greenwood
needs 2 grad women to help share.
Call Cathy after 5 p.m. 665-2170. 06
CAMPUS AREA
Ambassador Co., 761-7982 1-5 daily. C17
FALL RENTALS
New, furnished efficiency units for
1 or 2 persons. $130 and $140. 662-2260
or Ypsi 483-9895. C49
ROOMS and 3-MAN APTS. Best cam-
pus locations, men or women. In-
quire at 1108 Hill or call 761-4587.
CSO
FALL RENTAL
STATE TRE ET
MANOR
1111 S. State St.
(Across from Yost Field House)
Modern, furnished, 3 - 4 man, air-
conditioned, newly furnished, bal-
conies, ample parking, garbage dis-
posals, LOW RENT, owner' operated.
FOR RENT
SHARE A HOUSE for four. Packard-
State area. Large house, big closets,
2 baths, basement,p arking. Need 3
senior, grad, or working girls. Own
bedroom. Kitchen and bedrooms fur-
Aished, rest left to our imagination
and whimsy. Call Suzy, 662-6915. C35
Call Andrea after 6 at 665-6256. C21
WANTED: 1 girl to share a 3 man apt.
Call Rita 662-0881 or Cyndy 769-0580.
C22
COED GRAD and working girl need 2
more to live in large house on State
761-3921. C3
FOR MAN, single ,clean, quiet, linens,
no cooking, lease, 723 Packard near
State. C33
LEAVING IN DEC.? Need female room-
mate fall term only. Own bdrm. Call
Noni 761-9680 or 764-6125 before Aug.
14 C018
BILEVEL with fireplace, 3 bdrm. near
FeMze Bldg., 2 balconies, 2 air-cond.
Call 665-8825. y 029
ATTRACTIVE, modern, furnished four-
man apt. in new apt. building. Carpet,
air-cond., off street parking. Call
NO 2-7730. 08
ROOMMATE WANTED-~Female grad
student wants -girl to share nice,
well-loated older apt. Write Jane
Ferguson, 0 Howell, Hllsdale, Mich.,
or call 517-437-7351.
019
MEDICAL C'NTR
ST. JOE'S
FRIEZE BUILDING
2 bedroom apts. for fall. New build-
ings. From $200. Call Summit Asso-
clates 761-8055. 019
For Fall
THE WALDEN MANAGEMENT CO.
Has apartments in the campus
area for 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 persons,
with the choice of an 8 or 12-
month lease
'FOR INFORMATION AND AN
APPOINTMENT FOR SHOWING
CALL 769-2345
C31
THE BEST
CAMPUS
APTS.
FALL 1968
NEW, FURNISHED,
AIR COND., CLOSE IN
STUDENT APARTMENTS
DAH LMANN
APARTMENTS
Office: 545 Church
761-7600 days
02i
1337 WILMOT
1 and 2 bedroom apts. for 2-5 people.
Sully furnished, air-conditioned, bal-
conies, parking, close to campus.
Rents start at $65 per person. For
this and other fine campus apts. call
Summit Assocates, 761-8055. 025
315 S. Division
On campus - Large furnished studio
two man apartments. Managed by
Walden Management Co.
769-2345
C30
NEAR YOST Field House. 4 man 2
, bdrm. with dishwasher, air-cond.
. only $85/person. 665-8825. C32
17001 Geddes
For Fall
4-man, bi-level, with dishwasher, 1%
baths, 2 air-conditioners, very large
room, all masonry cnstruction as-
sures privacy, beautifuly furnished
and located on the right side of the
campus. Call 665-8825.
Charter Realty
1335 S. University
050
1335 GEDDES
FALL OCCUPANCY
Spacious, modern two-bedroom apart-
ment with:
*air-con4itoning
*wall-to-wall carpeting
*new furnishings
*eompletely separate kitchen
*laundry, parking, & storage
*excellent campus & hospital loca-
tion
$240/mo. including heat and water
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.
337 East Huron
662--7787 until 9 p.m. Eves.: 761-1498
037
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You.
FOR RENT
NEED THIRD MAN for luxury apt. Call
Ed, 1-332-1053 days, 1-LO 1-1451. C3
PACKARD AT STATE, new large 3-
bdrm. bi-level, furnished, 4-man. 761-
6916. 37
GARAGES, may be locked, lease, 723
Packard near State. C34
WANTED: 2 girls to complete 4-man
apt. Located on S. Forest. Call Sherry
769-3119 or Gerri 482-2378. 09
MADISON APARTMENTS
Only 2 left:
0 Largest 4-man
* Central air-conditioning
: Sun Terrace
* Balcony
* Storage
* Laundry
0 Parking
.24-hr. service
* 500 yds. to Union
Some 2 and 3 man at COLONY
AMBASSADOR CO.
736 Packard 761-7982
Cli
HILL STREET1
FALL OCCUPANCY
Modern 2-bedroom apartment includes
" air-conditioning
* wall-to-wall carpeting
* new furnishings
* modern kitchen with disposal
* laundry, parking, & storage
* $195 per month including heat
and water
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.
337 East Huron
662--7787 until 9 p.m. Eves.: 761-1498
38
SUMMER SUBLET
SUBLET III-B-Modern, air-cond., 2-
man. Close to campus, soundproof.
Call 769-4066. U5
SUMMER HALF. Terrific air-cond. apt.
Very cheap. Call 769-5525, U8
1 GIRL NEEDED for Aug. sublet. 3 man
3 bdrm. apt. $45. 769-1235. U15
1 OR 2 MEN NEEDED to share 4 man.
TV, balcony, own bdrm. 1 block from
campus. Cheap. 769-1608. U24
HAVE YOUR dwn room in 4 bdrm.
house. $40/mo. Call Nemo, 769-1247.
U23
WANTED TO RENT
SENIOR GIRL desires single room in
reasonably priced 2, 3, 4 etc. man apt.
or house near campus. Likes bright,
independent people. Please write
J.A.L., 140 Spring Grove Rd., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 15235. L43
STUDENT IN NURSING needs single
accommodations or is willing to share
with other students beginning next
semester. Call Ellen. 769-3842 eves.
LD
ONE-BEDROOM APT. on or off campus
for married couple. Call 668-7288
after 5. L41
GRAD STUDENT: Have a house or
apt. and need a roommate for fal?
Write Ann Kahalas, 20 Grant Ave.,
Newton Ctr., Mass. Desire own bed-
room. $80/mo. max. L38
ROOM WANTED, centrally located sin-
gle for male, undergrad student in
private home, for fall term. Call Bob
France after 6:30, 769-2847. L27
WANTED-2 man apt. from Aug. 25 to
Dec. 25 by 2 grad students. Call 769-
2434. L34
ROOM AND BOARD
LARGE TWO BEDROOM apartment or
house for around $200. Please contact
Larry or Bill at 665-7286. EC
PHI ALPHA KAPPA, 1010 E. Ann near
medical complex is now serving meals
5 days a wk. through Aug. 22. Board-
ers desired. Lynches 90c, dinners $1.65.
If interested please call Dick Hui-
bregtse 761-5491. E12
PETS AND SUPPLIES
CALICO CAT Free to good home. Beau-
tifully marked and trained to box. Call
483-5973 after Noon.
3 14ORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS: female,
2 yrs. old.; males, 5 & 6 mos. Beautiful-
ly marked, excellent with children.
Must sacrifice. Call 728-2506.
HELP WANTED
CHILDREN'S TEACHERS with appro-
priate background for Jewish cul-
tural Sunday School in Ann Arbor.
Phone 761-8743 for appointment. H38
MALES NEEDED to help me move.
Thurs. p.m. 1 hr. $3. Call 668-7282.
H39
HELP WANTED: part-time Gregg
short-hand teacher for local business
college. Applicant must have a bac-
calaureate degree. Call 796-4507 for
an appointment. H37
NOW HIRING for full and part time
salesmen for the nation's largest
audio retail store (just 20 min. from
Ann Arbor). Experience in audio or
HELP WANTED
TEACHERS: Positions various locations:
public, private schools. Cline Teach-
ers Agency, Box 607, East Lansing,
Mich. 48823. H36
COLLEGE MEN. Earn up to $3,000 this
summer as a management trainee.
Start immediately. Call 769-0130. H3
SUBJECTS WANTED: Males who do not
wear glasses for reading, to partici-
pate in psychological experiment on
perception. $1.50 for one hour. Call
764-0430. H27
PAYING $3 for subjects to drink cof-
fee for 1 hr. Rm. 71 Bus. Ad. 11 a.m.-
3:30 p.m. H34
WANTED- - Male - undergraduate to
assist professor (in wheelchair) in re-
turn for room and board. Call 761-9034
after 5. H30
PAGING OPERATOR - Part-time posi-
tion at University Hospita Hours are
from 11:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. on Sat-
urday and Sunday. Minimum of $2.13
per hour to start. Contact Medical
Center Personnel Office, A6004 Uni-
versity Hospital or phone 764-2172.
H23
SECRETARY: immediately. Full time.
Center for Chinese Studies. Good
shorthand and typing skills. College
degree preferred, Challenging and in-
teresting positions. Call 764-6308
MALE GRAD student 25 or older want-
ed as part-time (weekends) cook in
residential facility on N. Campus.
Call 662-1927, after 7 p.m. H31
FEMALE WANTED: part-time survey
asst, to help conduct consumer re-
search in) market studies. Would as-
sist in conducting research at one cen-
tral location. Two days per month.
Responsible for contacting people to
participate in these surveys. Can use
own phone for this. Pays $175/mo.
plus expenses. Ideal for student wives.
Call 761-4361. H30
NEED MONEY?
Be a sales representative for a soclo-
politico-satirical new poster line.
Ideal for individuals and organiza-
tions. Write for complete poster
profit kit: GROSS NATIONAL PRO-
DUCT, Box 427, Wayzata, Mn. 55391.
H8
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO
Acoustic, electric instruments, acces-
sories, David less9ns-repairs. Gibson.
Harmony. 209 . State. 665-8001. 10-7
p.m. X
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO
Instruments and accessories - new
and used. Lessons, repairs, 209 S.
State. 665-8001, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. X
ELECTRIC GUITAR (beginners), new.
Only $2700 with boks. Call 971-3450.
BANJOS. GUITARS, AND BONGOS
A-1 New and Used Instruments
PAUL'S MUSICAL REPAIR
119 W. Washington
BUSINESS SERVICES
INTELLIGENT, personable woman with
extensive business experience desires
challenging position. Executive se-
cretarial skills plus interested in peo-
pIe, researching reports, compiling
data. Excellent references. Call be-
tween 8 and 11 a.m. 665-6694. J17
PAPERS, ESSAYS, REPORTS, THESES:
Perfect copies now only 60 on over-
night service. Use correct-o-tape or
unlimited erasures on your original
and yet be assured of copies that
even look better than the original
from the new Xerox 2400 duplicator.
We supply 20 wgt. copy paper free.
Overnight service only O per page
(stored in office safe for complete
safety of documents). Immediate
service during business hours only
8c per page. S. Univ. right next to
U. Towers. 769-0560. JJ
Creative Photography
Weddings, parties, candid and formal
portraits. Professional quality at stu-
dent rates. Call 769-2288 days, and
769-0868 evenings.J1
DON'T TSK IT .
TASK ITI
Typing-theses and term papers our
specialty; IBM typewriters; executive
type and justified copy available.
Transcription - Medical, technical,
business, conferences
Printing - Mimeograph, offset,
Photocopying.
Composition and Art Work
Stuffing, mailing and addressing
Resumes
Telephone answering
(Pick-up and delivery)
,s
ANN ARBOR TASK, INC.
1900 West Stadium Blvd.
Ann Arbor, Michigan
IF YOU WANT custom sandals fitted
to the feet regardless of size . . . 35
styles or design your own . . . at
one low price, $15.00-within 4 days,
try Lloyd's
218 E. Washington
1:30-9 p.m.
PERSONAL
663-9410 .I
F7
EBy The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - Former world heavyweight champion
Muhammad Ali's appeal against his conviction and sentenc-
ing for refusing induction into the armed forces was opposed
by the Justice Department yesterday.
In a brief filed with the US.,Supreme Court, prior to the
court's reconvening Oct. 2, following summer recess, the de-
partment urged denial of Ali's petition to the court to re-
view the appeal.
The former boxing champion, who was previously known
as Cassius Clay, last month asked the Supreme Court to over-
LEARN THE FACTS before yon buy-
there is more to a diamond than
meets the eye. Austin Diamond, 1209
S. University, 663-7151. F28
DOMESTICALLY INEPT male Daily
night editor would like some assis-
tance in repairing a very near and
dear pair of slacks, a seam of which
has fallen ypon bad days. If you can
sew (or ai willing to expirement)
and feel either humanitarian oir ma-
ternal urges to /help one in afore-
mentioned need, call Ron 'at 764-
0552. FC
SET YOURSELF APART!!! Don't join
another of those wishy-washy, hum-
drum organizations. This year "ele-
vate" yourself by "aviating"y Join the
elite at Ann Arbor Aero Service's U-M
Flying Club..665-6136. FE
DON'T LEND HIM YOUR NOTES; he
might lose the whole set. Xerox them
instead, and save. hours and hours
of copying by hand. Only 8 per
page. S. Univ. right next to U. Tow-
ers. 769-0560. F17
MASSAGE. By appointment. Private
and community sauna rooms. Ann
Arbor Gymkhana. 662-9200. F
RESIDENTS, INTERNS, Medical Stu-
dents: attractive U. of M. graduate
student wishes to exchange daily
cooking activities for food. Statistics:
blond, 22, smiles, loves to cook, If
interested, call Jeannie at 761-3740
anytime. F5
WHY MESS with erasing carbon cop-
ies? Why ruin your papers with
smudges? Why not? Because you can
now Xerox your original at only 8c
per copy during business hours, or
only 6c per copy on overnight serv-
ice. S. Univ. right next to U. Towers.
769-0560. F18
WAKE-UP SERVICE-Have your phone
ring at any designated time day or
night-LOW RATES. DON'T BE LATE
FOR CLASS OR WORK - AGAIN.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE,
665-8871 (24 hours). F
Coming Back in the Fall
GARGOYLE
't he Student Humor Magazine
to be IN in the Fall-
buy GARGOYLE
NO Student can be without one
BLOOD DONORS
URGENTLY NEEDED
$7.50 Rh. positive. $10 and $12 Rh
negative. Mon.. Tues., Thurs., Fr.,
9-4; Wed., 1-7. 18-21 years old need
parent's permission
483-1894
404 W. Michigan, Ypsilanti
Michigan Community Blood Center
PHOTO SUPPLIES {
NIKON F accessories: Auto-Rokunar
28mm/f2.8; Auto-Vivitar 135mm/f2.8;
Komura 2x-3x zoom adaptor; $60, $50,
$30 respectively, or $110 all three.
Also Braun F40 electronic flash $40
and Honeywell Auto-Strobonar 660
automatic electronic flash $80. Call
Richard Lee 764-0562 or 665-3838. DA
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
1967 HONDA 50 Step Through. Excel-
lent cond. Low mileage. Call 761-
8221. ,Z5
HONDA 305. Low milage, many spare
parts. Mechanic owned. 971-2885.
WHITE HONDA 90 Step-thru. Only 460.
In excellent cond. Must sell immedi-
ately. Call 769-1729 anytime, Z14
1966 TRIUMPH Bonneville. Excellent
condition. 663-3972, after 6:30. N32
YAMAHA 100Twin. $200 or best offer.
Good condition-Must sell. 761-8570,
ask for Paul.Z
FOR SALE - 1965 BMW R65. Excel
cond. Call 663-7273 or collect 1-881-
1350. Z46
daily
sports'
NIGHT EDITOR:
DAVID WEIR
Montreal to
lose baseball
franchise
CHICAGO (IP) - WGN Broad-
casting said last night it had
learned Montreal will lose its Na-
tional League baseball franchise
because the city is unable to fi-
nance a dome for its stadium.
In a broadcast over its 'radio
and television stations, WGN said
"a high baseball official" report-
ed the franchise would be shifted
to either Buffalo, or Milaukee
Montreal would have had to
raise $5 million to build the dome
WGN said.
An announcement is expected
today, WGN said.
The National League, in an
early spring meeting in Chicago
voted San Diego alnd Montrea
into a 12-team expansion program
for 1969 to match the American
League's expansion move, which
took in Kansas City and Seattle
At that time, the choice o
Montreal was a great surprise t
baseball. However, N a t i o n a
League President Warren Gile
maintained that the financia
framework for eventually decreas
ing the seating capacity and dom
ing the stadium at Montreal wa
more or less cut and dried.
In the meantime, there had
been recurring reports that th
Montreal citizenry had not exact.
ly gone overboard for a majo
league franchise and the mone
would be hard to get.
Buffalo at one time was consid
ered a hot choice -but could no'
get a unanimous vote from th
league for a franchise there. Thi
unanimity was blocked by Hous
ton interests.
Griffith blasts'
Gypsy Harris
PHILADELPHIA (AP - Forme
middleweight champion Emile
Griffith proved a boxer in thi
classic style can beat a clown- a
he ended Gypsy Joe Harris' un
beaten streak with a unanimous
12-round decision last night a
the Spectrum.
The 29-year-old Griffith,a
slight underdog in Harris' home
town, won easily as he pounde(
the Philadelphian with a consist
ent left jab and a long right han
that several times staggered Har
ris.
Judge Nat Lopinson scored th
New York fighter a 56-53 winner
while judge Dave Beloff score
it 58-51 and referee Pete Tamas
co, 5853. The Associated Pres
had Griffith an overwhelmin
60-48 winner, giving him all 1
rounds.
'turn his conviction, five-year
jail sentence and $10,000 fine
for refusing induction.
Free on $5,000 bond, Ali is seek-
ing either a ministerial exemption
or status as a conscientious objec-
tor based on his beliefs as a mem-
ber of the Black Muslim faith'.
Ali also asks reversal of his con-
viction because of alleged system-
atic exclusion of blacks from the
local and appellate draft boards
which decided his draft status.
The Justice Department said in
its brief, however, that Ali con-* VUHAMMAD ALl
sistently referred to himself on
Selective Service forms and ques- f
tionaires as "professional boxer,":
"heavyweight champion of the
world" and other such terms de-
scribing I his occupation. R AIders' cut
"On various dates in 1966, prior
to his assertion to a ministerial
exemption, he wrote letters seek-
ing permission of his local draft
board to leave the country to de-
fend his boxing title," the Justice SANTA ROSA, Calif. (P) - The
Department brief said. Oakland Raiders cut nine players
Noting a Court of Appeals de- from their roster yesterday, in-
nial of a ministerial exemption cluding veteran Bill Keating, a
for Ali, the brief declared, "There defensive tackle, formerly of
I is nothing in the record to indi- Michigan.
cate he is the leader of a congre-
I gation or a group of lesser mem- FULLERTON, Calif. (k) - The,
. bers of his sect." Los Angeles Rams out two former
The brief further states that college quarterback stars yester-
Ali "did not have a conscientious day, asking for waivers on Jimmy
scruple to participation in all wars 'Raye of Michigan State and Billy
but only to certain wars, depend- Guy Anderson of Tulsa.
ing upon particular circum- Raye was trying out as a defen-
stances.", sive back after playing quarter-
On the question of Ali's claimn back at' Michigan State last year.
' that blacks are excluded as mem-
' bers of draft boards, the Justice DETROIT (A:) - The Detroit
1 Department contended that there Lions said yesterday that defen-
was no bias or prejudgement of sive end John Baker suffered a
Ali's case by the local boards, a1- broken right forearm in the Lions'
f lowing for the fact they did notJ1,3 9 loss Monday night to the
include black members. Buffalo Bills of the American
The department noted that one Football League.
dof the three members of the Pre- Baker is a 10-year National
1idential Appeal Board was a ioiac1. Football League veteran obtained
That board upheld previous lower this year by the Lions from the
level actions. Pittsburgh Steelers, He, is expect-
Ali's petition and the opposing ed to be out of action from four
s brief will be reviewed by the U.S. to six weeks.
Supreme Court in the court's Oc- 4 *
tober term. BALTIMORE (P) - Earl '"The
e Pearl" Monroe feels differently
about Baltimore and the Bullets,
r NEW RECORD - now that he has been offered a
Detroit starter John Hiller pay raise.
set a major league record for Last week, last season's rookie
- strikeouts at the start of a of the year in the Nationat Bas-
gamreby fannin the sfart o ketball Association said le'd be
men he faced, in last night's willing to jump to the rival Amer-
s . ican Basketball Association - for
S2-1 vitory over Cleveland in the right price, but now he says
17 innings.
_ he'll stay with the Bullets.
Major League Standings
INARVI~nT&1 Z.TiAII-TT IAM1V.I~..TV1N LR'G'A[=i~x
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CALL 761-5692 or
769-1432
c18
FALL APTS.
FOR 2-6 PEOPLE .
(1, 2, & 3 BDRMS.)
CALL
Summit
4 Associates
Open Mon.-Sat. - 9:30-5:00
761-8055
042
ST. JOE HOSPITAL 'area. 2 bdrm. 3
man fully carpeted, air-cond. Call
665-0154. C30
1317 Wilmot
Furnished two bedroom apartments
now being leased for fall occu-
*pany.
Excellent campus location. Easily
accommodates four at $62.50 a
For an appointment to see call
Walden Management Co.
769-2345
C29
AVAILABLE FOR FALL: 1 bedroom $155
to $165. 2 bedroom $200 to $285. For
information call 665-9405. Patrick J.
Pulte Inc. 214 E. Huron. 019
GRAD., SERIOUS STUDENT or STAFF
MEMBER to share 2-bdrm., newly
furnished luxury apt. Lots of quiet
privacy. Reasonable. 8-month basis.
Call 761-2023 eves,
BARGAIN CORNER
10
AC 313 761-4146
eves. 665-3531, 761-1187. 662-8495
Marilyn L. Keith, Director
FOR SALE
HIDE-A-BED couch $40, chair $20. Call
morning or eves. 769-1075. B9
MUST SELL: huge desk, chest of draw-
ers, tables, double bed, stereo, rugs,
scale, ironing board, etc. Cheap
663-7433. Bd
WINES-FORSYTHE attractive 3 bdrm,
ranch, completely finished basement,
walking distance to grade and junior
high. Near playground, bus. Owner
leaving state. $21,900, assumption of
512 percent mortgage possible. Avail-
able immediately.1 225 Creal Crescent
761-0251, B7
FOR SALE: double bed, bureau, large
bookcase, 4-man umbrella tent. 769-
1129 eves and weekends. B6
VILLAGER' TYPE clothes, sizes 10, 12,
14. Heels 8-8?, records. 769-3241. B5
12 STRING guitar, double beds, chests,
rubber raft w/oars, cycle helmets,
golf cart, etc. 769-0029. B4
NIKON F accessories: Auto-Rokunar
28mm/f2.8; Auto-Vjvitar 135mm/f2.8;
Komura 2x-3x zoom adaptor; $60, $50,
$30 respectively, or $110 all three.
Also Braun F40 electronic flash $40
and Honeywell Auto-Strobonar 660
automatic electronic flash $80. Call
Richard Lee 764-0562 or 665-3838. FA
CLASSICAL GUITAR-Gibson Cl-S for
small hands. $100. 761-0059 day, 761-
7147 eves. BI
MINI-MORRIS, 1963, body in good con-
dition; mechanically excellent. $400
or best offer: 761-0850. NC
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Yesterday's Results
Chicago 4, Atlanta 3
Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 0
New York 4, Houstons1
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, inc.
Philadelphia at San Francisco, inc.
Today's Games
Chicago at Atlanta, night
Cincinnati at St. Louis, night
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night
New York at Houston, night
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Baltimore 61 47 .565 7
Cleveland ' 60 57 .536 9%
Boston 59 51 .536 10
Oakland 55 53 .509 13
Minnesota 51 56 .477 16
New York 50 55 .476 16?
California 51 60 .459 18 z
Chicago 47 60 .440 20;
Washington 40 67 .374 27i
Yesterday's Results
Detroit 2, Cleveland 1, 1st game, 17
inn.; 2nd game, curfew
California 10, 0,, Washington 3 1
Boston 8, Chicago 2
innesota 5, Baltimore 4
Today's Games
Cleveland at DETROIT, night
Boston at Chicago
Oakland at New York, 2
California at Washington, night
Minnesota at Baltimore, 2, twi-night
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FELLI NIU'S
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Campus-1 Bic
418 E. Washington
1 Bedroom for 2 or 3
For information and appointments call
NO 8-6906 or 761-2943
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1346 GEDDES. Large newly furnished,
carpeted rooms for men. No cooking.,
$50-65. NO 8-6906. 037
2 BEDROOM, 2 MAN
Modern apt. on campus, with all the
inquiries. From $200 per month. CIal
Summit Associatesat 761-8055. 018
ABOVE the Village Bell. 1 bdrm. unit
for 2 or 3 people. $180/mo. 665-8825. 026
HARITON HOUSE
r21-723 E. Kingsley. Offers for fall.
Hospital and campus location. Air-
conditioned, balconies. sound condi-
LOST: Gray and white tiger kitten,
pink band around neck, 4th and Ca-
therine area. Rod Colts, 663-3852, re-
ward. A32
LOST: Brown alligator briefcase on
Tues., July 30 between Washington
and Williams on State St. Reward.
Call anytime, 668-6938. A31
FLUFFBOTTOM our cat is lost. Dark
brown and tan tabby, dark line
around eyes, tan nose, black hind
legs. Lost vicinity State, White, Pack-
ard. He is allergic to many foods and
will get sick, only owners know pro-
per care. Urgently request informa-
tion. Please call 764-7423 or 662-1344.
A30
LITTLE GREY and white kitten found
by UGLI. 763-0277. AB
USED CARS
1967 CADILLAC HEARSE. 50.000 miles,
$300. Call Starkweather, 426-4961 eves,
Qa. N41
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Fourth-place Final
Hurricanes 11, ME's 2
Championship Semifinal
Psychology 'B' 7, Business Prophets 3
Second-place Semifinal
Intruders 15, Firebrewers 7
Third-place Semifinal
Social Psychology def. Biochemistry,
forfeit
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OF,
Wed., Aug. 7, 9:00nad 11 :00 p.m.
at the NEWMAN CENTER
Thompson and William St.
A Benefit for: The Children's Community School
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THE GIRL who came to our window
seeking Lennie, please call 769-2841.
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HEALTH FOODS and diet foods. 523%
N. Ashley, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (except
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