Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, February 11, 1975 S S- r~ - ------- - - ----- - ----------------- - - ----------- W 77, ,, ----- ---------------------- zzA'! " -I .. 1 ,. 7042.2154 1 , II.RR m M' W'o A ,: ,. {., r ). fa '' > ~7ry j FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557-10 A.M.-4 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY . ..o....: . i Uncontracted Classified Rates WORDS 0-10 11-15 16-20 21 -25 26-30 31-35 36-40 41 -45 46-50 1.15 1 .40 1 .65 1 .90 2.15 2.40 2.65 2.90 3.15 2 5 2.30 ) 2.80 5 3.30 0 3.80 5 4.30 ) 4.80 5 5.30 ) 5.80 5 6.30 6.30 11 1.30 16 30 21 30' 26.30 3 3.05 3.70 4.35 5 00 5.65 6.30 6.95 7.60 8.25 8 25 14.75 21.25 27 90 34 40 4 3.80 4 60 5.40 6 20 7.00 ,7 80 8 60 9 40 10.20 10.20 !3.20 26.20 34 20 42.20 5 4.55 5.50 6 45 7.40 8 35 9 30 10.25 11 .20 12.15 12.15 21.65 31.15 40.65 50.15 6 5.30 6.40 7 50 8 60 9.7'0 10.80 11 .90 13.00 14.10 14.10 25.10 36 10 47.10 58.10 add .75 90 1.05 1 .20 1 35 1.50 1.65 1.80 1.95 INCHES .1 315 2 5.65 3 8.15 4 10.65 5 13 15 1 . 3 4' 6 8 .95 45 95 45 95 FOR RENT LARGE ROOM in quiet house 434-0140, 994-5270. 973-1744. 46 STRATFORD APARTMENTS is taking applications for fall summer rentals: one bedroom ra $175-$190. Modern 2-bdrm.,$ $309. See Apartments at 629 Forest, No. 1 or call 994-5917 663-2709. Very close to carnpus 79C FALL '75 One. 2. and 3 level apartment available on campus Viscount Apartments IModel now open, 1316 Geddes A M-F, 11-1 & eves, Weekends 2 CAMPUS RENTALS, LT 665-8825 FOUR-MAN Campus-Hospital area 521 WALNUT Modern. extra large, dishwash air. security systern. MODERN APARTMENTS 413 E. Washington (bsmt.) 668-6906 or 663-3641 FALL 2-BEDROOMS Large, furnished, clean, quiet. p ing. $300 mo. Year lease-927 Forest. Appointment after 51 662-6156. $80. C212 now and tpts., $254- 9 S. 7 or S. ^0215 ts is pt 5 -4 D.- cC tc er, .( .; ' ' '.A ip T FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT I PERSONAL FALL RENTALS, 1 and 2 bedrm. WISH TO SUBLET or lease two one- OUR PRICES are sensible and our apts., close to campus. Call 665-4578 bedroom apts. in same bldg. Must SERVICE is a pleasure. The Village after 3 p.m. cCtc have fall option, allow pets. Start Apothecary. cFtc ---- ---- --- any time. 764-7589 days; 665-8314 or ----- - RENTING FALL '75 761-0084 after 5. 35L213 ADVICE on getting U-M in-state residency, Mon., Feb. 10, 7:30 p.m., WANTED - Cheap efficiency or 1 Legal Aid Office, 4310 Michigan Un- OLDER BU I LD I NGS bedroom apartment on first floor ion. 39F210 of older home for student and med- - ---°- N C M PUium-sized dog. For May, through DON'T FORGET your sweetheart summer and fall. 769-3084. 72L211 this Valentine's Day. Send Roses. -nsSee our ad in today's paper. Na- We have 2 and 3 Bedroom Furnished- tional Roses Distributors. 37F211 Apts. in older buildings near cam- HELP WANTED -na_ _se_ Distribu ors. 3 11 pus and the Hospitals. Also modern - -- - - - - -------- - UPTIGH'T? Relax, use whirlpool. Two-Bedroom, 3 and 4 man Apts. BABY SITTER-Warm, dependable Angela massages muscles. Exclusive, man or woman to care for child. inexpensive. 971-6867 or 971-1489. Campus Management, Inc.I Three evenings a week. 663-1749. Fte 33TSEAS Ur' N T 53H211 N.B., Each group of characters counts as one word. Hyphenated words over 5 charocters count as two words (this includes telephone numbers) 10 lines equals 1 inch 5 words per line 663-4101 FURNISHED 1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS. AVAILABLE 662-2952 or 434-0550 PROGRAMMER'ANALYST (Southfield-9 Mile area) cCtc Immediate opening for qualified progammer analyst. A real oppor- tunity for an aggressive individual who wants to expand technically tC loin progressive communications or- lented company. H/600 installatior with communications and data base. Minimum 2 to 3 years experience with COBOL, disc and tape on me- dium or large scale computers ne- i . FOR RENT FOR RENT LARGE EFFICIENCY with~ campus ROOM FOR RENT in collectively location. Lease starting April. 663- rin tenant owned house. $70 plus 8691. . 680214 expenses, responsible and coopera- _______._-____tive people, please. Call 663-4631. OWN ROOM, large 2-bdrm. No 04C0211 lease. $82.50. Senior or grad. 729 S... - Seveth.665-597 67011 APPAN: 2-bdrm., 2 or 3-man fur- Seventh. 665-8597, 67C211 -nse ns aloclny 20 .________ nished apts. Fall occupancy. $250/ T fiT- - - - - - --!--1 D'hfT ev} '{ . . ma. 663-4101.. cctc ! LARGE, SINGLE ROOM with board, 16 meals/wk, 1 blk from central campus, cheaper than dorm, 761- 5089. 340212 TWO GIRLS, 3-bdrm. apt. Own room, $85 to move in. No deposit. 971-1600 before 5 p.m. 761-8043 after 5 p.m. 23C212 HOUSE in the country, one bed- room available in house of organic minded people, near lake and stream. Call 1-878-9594. 95C218 BARGAIN CORNER SAM'S STORE' LEVI'S DEN IMS Bell Bottoms Boot Jeans Traditionals Button Fly Sta-Prest Bells LEV I "S CORDS Bell Bottoms Straight Legs i 315 CATHERINE, 2-bedroom furn- ished bi-level, A C, dishwasher, dis- . posal. Assume lease $235. 769-3806. 180211 FALL RENTAL: $75 per man. Live in 11 xury apts. Furnished, dish- washer, parking, air cond., 2 bdrrn., 2 bath, in Ypsilanti, on EMU cam- pus. Call 761-3920. Also 1-bdrm. apts. 440211 FALL '75 LIVE IN A STYLE THAT SUITS YOUR PERSONALITY Fine Campus Apartments and Houses CAMPUS RENTALS! 1335 S. University 665-8825 Monday-Friday 9-5:30 Saturday 10-2 rclt e t ' ' Next Fall is n CAMPUS, fo r away: The best camps apartments a r renting right now. Give us a call. DAHLMAN N APARTMENTS 545 CHURCH 761-7600 FALL RENTING Furnished, efficiences. one and bdrin. apts.. both modern and alder houies. Best campus arid pital location. Modern Apts. 418 E. Washington Bsmt) 668-6906 or 663-3641 Where TENANTS COME FIRST For a Campus Apt. Offering Many Additional Features Call MAIZE & BLUE Management 300 S. Thayer, Suite A cessary. Communications experience SANS SOUCI preferred. Competitive salary and fringe benefits. Call Mike Kerrigan ACROSS THE STREET 559-1900 for interview, cctc FROM MICH. STADIUM TOLLEY INTERNATIONAL, INC. 17117 W. 9 Mile Southfleld cCtc An equal opportunity employer. ark- SUBLET STUDENT College Representative 7S.k- -U-M Campus. Nationally known pro- SPACIOUS ROOM in 2-man apt. duct. Preferably sophomore or jun- p.m. A/C. disposal, dishwasher, pool. ior. Daily Box No. 2, c/o Michigan Scenic on Huron River. $95. Call Daily. 64H212 John, 761-1237 or Frank, 663-2901. - 64U211 RARE OPPORTUNITY for sales trainee, male or female; car re SUMMER SUBLtT? The best places quired. Apply Mon. or Wed., 9 a.m are gone first. Huge 3-bdrm., furn- only. 1935 Pauline, Suite E. cHtc shed apt, only 2?. blocks from cam- pus. A C. parking, laundry, 2 bal- HOUSECLEANING help needed 4-8 conies. Reasonable rate, call 769- hours/week. Flexible hours. $2.20 s 7312dU211 hr. 761-1932. cHtc FEARS and PHOB3IAS treated by e LOST AND FOUND new and hiHbly effective method. No. cost in return for a little effort L-OST: Mle black lab type with to help learn how and why the white chest and toes, no collar. Last method works. W, ite Phobia Pro-' seen Feb. 1. East University and ject. Dept. of Psychiatry, U of M Packard. Please call 763-6534 or 669- Medical Cent er, Ann Arbor 48104, or! 6683. 72A213 call 313-764-5348. 25H213 100 REWARD for the return of INTERESTED in a career in adver- "The Duker," lost Norwegian Elk- tising? The MICHIGAN DAILY cur- hound, nle, gray with white mark- .ently has openings for two sales looks like husky. Curly white people. Excellent opportunity to tail, leather collar, no tags. 973-0310 learn both advertising and news- 69A21t paper oprations. Apply in person. See Jack J. Mazzara, Sales Man- WALLET FOUND in N.S. Aud., Tues. aer. dH214 Feb. 4 nicht after movie. Call Kathy,._-1 994-0950. dA211 CAR SERVICE, ACCES. t- t FOR SALE SAVE DOLLARS!!! Tune-ups, oil _- :changes and minor auto repairs. U.S. DIVERS "Taskmaster" Wet 482-0771 after 2 p.m. 50S213 two Suit. Two-Sided Nylon Non-Terform -- toexterior fabric. i4" bib-style pants M SC LM S. h I and matching jacket in Internation- MUSICAL MDSE., hoe- 3 Orane color. Men's size medium. RADIOS, REPAIRS Worn twice. Originally $137.00; $90_ ( best offer. Call persistently. 663- T'?ITARS 40' OFF, Flutes - Arm- 2382, Dave. dS214 strong. Gemeinhardt, Dulcimers, etc. -Repairs -- Lessons. 665-7348. eXtc _ BRAND NEW Ledu & Tensor study/ .. -- drafting lamps. Just $22. Call 761- SHURE MIKE SALE-most models 2464. after 6 p.m, 46B211 in stock--up to 40'~ off. Apollo' Msic Center, 322 S. Main, Ann BUSINESS SERVICES Arbor. cXtc I ITORING, EE, Statistics, Math. ARB BASS AMP- piggy-back unit. (omputers Call Wait, 994-3594. c.Ite 769-1400. cXtci FLORIDA DAYTO NA BEACH OVER SPRING BREAK FROM $135.00 NANCY, 663-6461 HOBBIT TRAVEL 16F211 PUMPER STICKERS custom printed chile-U-wait! MBL PRESS. 1217 Prospect. Ann Arbor. 761-0942. eFtc Original, Handcrafted Jewelry. Gold, Silver. Gems. WEDDING BANDS Jhan. 769-7550. cFtc EXTRA CARE IN COPYING OFFSET PRESS-CAMERA WORK PARKMAN PRINTING 157 E. Hoover St. 761 -4391 cFtc Offset Printing, Xerox. Wedding aria Social Announcements. ARBOR I NSTANI PRINTING 214 S. 4th Ave. 994-4664 cFtr WEDDING INVITATIONS - Mod, or! traditional. Call 761-0942 anytime. cFte REGENCY TRAVEL 601 E. WILLIAM, ANN ARBOR 48104 665-6122 SPECIALIZING in business interview trips MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY TRIP HOME RESERVATIONS NOW cF422 BOARD EXAM TUTORING S'IANLEY H. KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES En.oll now to prepare for upcoming MCAT ® DAT * LSAT * GRE ATGSB board exams. For informa- tion call: (313) 354-0085. cFtc XEROX AND OFFSET Fast, low cost duplicating COPY QUICK 1217 S. University 769-0560 Campus D;14-kaI 88C214 MAKE OFFER. Nikon F-2 soft case, new. 665-7612 evenings. 82D211 REDUCED RATES for couples every Tuesday. Billiards at the Union. cF211 VALENTINE'S SPECIAL for couples 2 price Friday, 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Bil- liards at the Union. cF213 Seftonvi Ile residents - past, present, and fu- ture: It was nice hearing from and about everyone. Tell Susi that the score is now 4-4. She won't under-I stand, but please tell her anyway. dF11 RENT ME new VW's $5.00 a day loc a mile Pickup and Delivery available RENTABEETLE 994-9300 cGtc PERSONAL WHY WALK FARTHER? Get your Levi's cuffed fJnirs at WILD'S VARSITY SHOP RESERVE an appointment and learn the facts about diamonds so your engagement ring purchase will be worth your while and a unique experience. Austin Diamond, 1209 S. University, 663-7151. cFtc T'N'T SPECIAL: Tues. and Thurs. between 8-11, beer and drinks 1. price, at Chances Are. 994-5350. cFtc BAND WANTED to play all music. Sat., Feb. 15. Call Janet at 663-3336. 22H211 Need cards keypunched? Call us for fast accurate service. COMDATA Services, 461-1874. 84J216 VOX ORGAN with cases. Low price. Apollo Music Center, 322 S. Main, Ann Arbor. cXtc WEEKLY PERSONAL GROWTH Group with a Gestalt focus. Call 662-2801 or 662-4826. 20F211' QUALITY DUPLICATING & OFFSET Fast Copy Service-Low Prices THE COPY MILL 211 B. S. State 662-3969 Campus (near Ginos) REWARD for return of golden wed- ding ring "lost" from duffel bag near IM Building this weekend. In- scribed "RJW-GSW 8-4-63." Call 971-8009 evenings. No questions. 89A213C ROOMMATE WANTED: Own roomI in 4-person cooperative apartment. Modern, A/C, piano, 2 blocks from E campus. $82,/mo. through August preferred. 665-0242 dinnertime. dY213a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline is 12 noon the day before publication (4 p.m. Fri. for Sun.) including corrections and cancellations. The Daily Is. not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an ad. Advertisements may. be removed from publication but will be billed according to original num- ber of days ordered. This policy is also applicable to ads requir- ing pre-payment, i.e. no refunds. Information regarding content of classified ads cannot be dis- closed prior to publication. Ad- vertisers names may never be revealed. Number of lines in advertise- ment is determined by total number of words-5 words/line. "Help Wanted" ads cannot dis- criminate on the basis of sex. color, creed, or national origin to any extent (i.e. "preferably" is still discriminatory). "Found" ads are run free-of- charge to a maximum of 3 lines for 3 days. PERSONAL HIKING BOOTS, practically new, 3 weeks old. Broken in but never real- ly worn. Size 6% M, $50.00 or best offer. Call 761-6084. dB213 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER for 5 yr. old boy. Tues. and Thurs. a.m. 663-8302. 87H213 WANT TO WORK from your home selling for a national firm? Call -- -----. - ----_.__.- Sandy, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. only. 439- SINGLE ROOM near campus avail- 2540. 91H219 able immediately. 994-3222, 663-2632. - Every day is RING DAY at the Mi- chigan Union. See our display of class rings at the concession stand on the first floor. cFtc '68 PLYMOUTH. Good tires, brakes, battery, and mechanical condition. $400. 971-2810. 83N215 NOW RENTING FOR FALL, Medical Center location, modern flats. Call 1,McKinley Associates at 769-8520, ext. 41. ecte PASSPORT and application pictures taken at Michigan Daily on Wed. from 6-7, call 764-0552, ask for Kar- en. dF213 EQUALITY of men and wpmen. Baha'i Faith. 668-8993. Please feel free to call. cF216 THE DISTINCTION of being South U's only drug store belongs to the Village Apothecary, 1112 S. Univer- sity. cFtc ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE Flannel Shirts from 2.001 ROOMS Excellent rooms for girls. Spacious completely furnished in a modern, clean, safe, brick building. Available now. Regular single, $105: large single,.$125. Call for appointment, 761-1932. cte UNIVERSITY TOWERS APTS. * Four mouth winter term lease. * Security System # Recreation Room Weekly Housekeeping * Roommate Placement Service - 536 S. Forest 761-2680 f Plaid Pants Corduroys Sport Shirts C. P.O.'s. t3 ..5.00 ..00 2110.00 .7.88 sS iK -T E E S C R1 rRESEESSCRE PTRNE C ~E REA RIMF OPRETA EPN L IEI ~N A ELY ! T AT R N R~IME A OPER t V P 'A R 'R N R S S T Sta-Prest Jeans ... 207 E. L iber 663-861 1 7.00 E, TYPING and EDITING. tali Jean, +4-1594 10 a rn-10 p.m. cJtc MISCELLANEOUS 'SIRIKE RUMOR CONTROL CEJN- TER: Accurate, independent verifi-I cation of rumors concerning GEO strike, 9 a m. - 5 p.m. Call 763-1155. SITUATIONS WANTED PIANO TEACHER-Piano major inI -earch of ewger st udents. Any level, low rates. 763-1681. 510213 ROOMMATES URGEN'T-Female needed to share LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS .ty 1-2-3bedroom Townhouses avail- able, immediate occupancy. Stove. Refrigerator. Heat included. Low down payments, low monthly pay- ments/ Hrs. 9-5. Danbury Green Cooperative, 484-0371. eCtc ' i GET ATTENTIOI, 761-3131 cctc 85M214 room with nursing student in fur- -- nished apt Good deal. 994-9056 994- USER'S CARD for tennis and track 4404. 93Y0204 house. Need 1 or 2. Call 434-0556, evenings. 58M211 PERSONAL CROSSW OD PUZZLE '4- C c. c c r , . i yN' 'y w ' ti'iN' cyna,'y; ? N' - ' y J .iNt 'i N' y y 'y' ' C' ' c ' c a-N ~i'''' ~ '~ 'yi' 'T' yW~ N ~''''N''N 4N''Te' y y c s i STheMezzanine ALWAYS AN AMAZING SELECTION OF SALE BOOKS ROME: From its foundations to the preserit. by Stewart HENRY Vill: The Mask of Royalty Lacev Baldwin Smith. Perowne. photos by Edwin Smith. 204 plates and maps, A sympathetic biography of Henry. showinn him as aware some color. 8"x1l1". Attempt to find the spirit of the city of his powers and limitations. Psychological approach. through its history. Originally publ. at 17.95. Sale price Illus. Oria. publ. at 8 95. Sale 3.98 7.98 SAPPHO TO VALERY: Poems in Translation. Bilingual edi- LET US NOW PRAISE FAMOUS MEN. James Agee and ion with oriainal text on opposite pane. 300pp. Index. ' Wak r Eans.Fine Eans hoo aphsin ot.A ExlarPut together by John F. Nims. Includes Goethe, Lorca. Paz, tion of daily ltves of sharecroppers in the 1930's. A classic Horace, rlus many mar.. Oria. price $15.00. Sole 2.49 both for photos and text. Orig. publ. at 8.95. Sale 2.98 THE NATIVE MUISE: THEORIES OF AMERICAN LITERA- (limi'ed sppiv)TURE Ed. by Richard Ruland. Covering the period from the beginnings to Walt Whitman. Index and biogs. 465pp. 0 PEACE AND COUNTER PEACE! From Wilson to Hitler. Oria. $15.00. Sale 3.98; Memoirs of Hamilton Fish Armstrona. lona time editor of ORIGINS OF THE GREEK NATION: 1204-1461. Apostolos , Foreign Affairs and with insight into Balkan politics Orig. Vocalopoulos The Byzantine Period. A scholarly approach 4 publ, at 12.95. Sale 2.49 to a nealected area----Modern Greece. Maps, illus., index. Orig. 520.00. Sole 4.98 THE CHILDREN OF COLUMBUS: An Informal Ht ory EARLY AGRICULTURE MACHINERY by Michael Part- is*th Italians in the New World, by Erik Amfitheotrof, who is in fact an Italian born, Harvard education, Russian ridne. A finely illustrated book with color plates on 12 of .J fathered. Divergent Italian people in America. Orig. Pobl: the most important farm machines that revolutionized so- fathe. Dieoent Ie'ety. 9"x14". Orig. 8 95. Sale 4.95r THE WORLD OF ANCIENT INDIA by G. Le Bon. THE 4 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT: A Bioaraphv. Charles H. WORLD OF THE ETRUSCANS by Aldo Massa. Invaluable Brown. A comprehensive scholarly biooraphy of poet-iour- plates. Archoelogical Color illus. and plates. Fine supole- +' nalist who was ce.ntral to American p'-litical life in the 19th mentarv volumes to any student of these period. Oriq. Century. Orig. publ, at 9.95. Sale 2.98 price 7.95. Sale 3.98 HEMEZZANINE has thousands oftitles at 40% to 80 % OFF lis price. Here is a sample from our $1.00 to $1.98 tables. TITLE REG. SALE TITLE REG. SALE Indira Gandhi: Personal and Political 6 95 1.99 Walks and Talks of an Am. Katherine Mansfield: Memoirs of LM 7.96 1.99 Farmer. F. L. Omsted 7.50 1.98 Confessions of Edward Dahlberg 6.50 1.98 The Perennial Advantaoe Gerald Sykes 6.95 1.00 The Sovooe God by Alvarez. Suicide 7.95 1.99 The World Viewed. (film) Stanley Cavell 5.95 1.29 Weep No More My Lady (Judy Garland) 6.95 1.98 Nenative Space. (film) Manny Farber 7.95 1.99 L-eder of Brahms by Max Harrison 7.95 1.98 Astonsh Me (theatre) John Lahr 7.95 1.98l Churchills in Africa by Brian Roberts 8.50 1.98 The Naked Emperor (political satire) 10.00 1.98 Marinetti: Selected Writinos 12 95 1.98 Practice of Assault on Privocv. Arthur R. Miller 7.95 1.98 Sociotherapy. Marshall Edelson 12.50 1.98 Invisible Pyramid. Loren Eiselev 8 95 1.98 Anoel in Armor. Ernest Becker (psych) 5.95 1.29 China on Stone. Lois Wheeler Snow 10 00 1.49 Conduct and Misconduct of Alex Katr. 75 illus., some color 12.50 1.98 Foreian Affairs (WW II) 7.95 1.294 Speakino and Lanauaae. Paul Goodman 6.95 1.98 Man-Made S1oRilke n Transition. James Roleston 12.50 1.98 Men (psych, halth Henry Stills 7 95 1.29 j GIVETHE GIFTofLife at the U-M I 1l iL f I Student Blood Bank, Feb. 10 & 11,n 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Michi'an Union Ball- room. 73F211 "GREEK" & PITCHER NIGHT "Greeks" admitted fee. Special prices on pitchers at Chances Are cFtc 994-5350 - _ -_c-t- FOUR MONTH STUDYING EFFICIENCY can be WIIl~ T R improved by self-hypnosis. Call AnnW INTER TERM Arbor Hypnosis Center. 761-0440. 77F222 L EA SE AT STEVE'S LUNCH - Come UNIVERSITY for home cooking, breakfast TOWERS APTS. all day, great soups and egg . rolls. 1313 So. University. 536 . Forest eFtc 761-2680 DON'T PAY for a store's overhead __ via high mark-up. For the area's ROOM TO RENT in 2-bedroom apt. lowest prices and finest qualities Large living space. Furnished except possible on an engagement ring, for bedroom. $110/month, $50 se- shop Austin Diamond, 1209 S. Uni- curity. No lease. Female preferred versity, 663-7151. cFte 761-3439 after six. 86C218 i wt qTi ASVAELnNTI1/E ( r Remember your loved one0 THE DAILY 'VALENTINE GREETINGS' G: ACROSS 1 Sour 5 Hebrew prophet 9 Obscure 13 Solitary 14 Heavy reading matter 15 East Indian: Prefix1 16 Lariat 17 Marine animalsi as sea squirtsf 19 Become visible 21 Hamelin unde- sirable 22 Arabian princi- pality' 23 -Get --- of 24 Other 26 Showered 29 Orchestra lead- er's concern 32 Periods of bore- dom 35 Excavate 387 Require 88 Paired 40 Peanut - 42 Harm 43 Debs was one: Abbr. 45 Awn 46 Attack] 48 Bicycle of a sort 50 Prepare for ] publication I 1iii 12 3 4 11 .opr. '75 Los Angeles Timnes 52 Charge 53 Orient 57 Direct 59 Distinguishing property or mark in logic 62 Curtained 64 Tempest 65 Mohammedan noble 66 Villain's doing 67 Merchant's concern 68 Created 69 Sandy tract by the sea: Brit. 70 Extensions at right angles DOWN 1 Assumed name 2 Tropical Amer- ican mammal 3 Stopped temporarily 4 Darling 5 Achieve 6 Shaped 7 Everywhere: Prefix 8 Grasp 9 By way of 10 Side dish, from the French 11 Plan for action 12 Missing 13 First word of Virgil's Aeneid 18 Primitive chisel k 20 Spring flowers 25 Romantic 27 Trouble 28 Bob the bait 30 Hurl, throw, as stones 31 Theaters of an- tiquities 32 Reverberate 33 Part of speech 34 Nanny 36 Machine for leveling earth 39 Dowry 41 Anger 44 Alkaloid in coffee tea, etc. 47 Help along (with "over") 49 Stitching device 51 Worn out 54 Coral island 55 Forefathers : Poet. 56 Headwear 57 Style of English furniture 58 "- La Douce" 60 Basketball team 61 Existence: Lat. 63 Grand -, Evan- geline's home ' 1 17 i _ [ i a -I--T 1 8 0 1 2 M21 24 2 29 2 30 3i 19r 201 I1LV 36 AO ----- HLLJI i i i - '4 r:' .- i -i-i - + - 42 I I- r. e I I I L--j L