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FOR DIRECT CLASSIFIED SERVICE CALL 764-0557

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FOR RENT
ROOM suitable for 1 or 2 available in
bi-level, furnished apt. for fall. $135.
Call 761-3239. 940315
ROOM in a three-bedroom apartment,
corner of Ingalls and Huron. Mike,
763-6141. 89017!
ELEGANT HOUSE for group of 4-6 ma-{
ture students. Four or more bed-!
rooms, recreation. room and garage,
Completely decorated, carpeted, furn-
ished and A/C. About one mile from
campus, residential area on a bus
line. One-year lease. $540/month. Aug.
20th. 475-2663. 660316
F.A.C.
Now taking applications for fall rentals.
Hill Street location. 1 & 2 bedroom
furnished apartments. No pets. Days
-434-0140, after 6-973-1744. 460324
We Are Not Expensive-
We Just Look That Way
UNIVERSITY TOWER APTS.
S. University at Forest

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8 MONTH FALL-WINTER LEASE
HEATED SWIMMING POOL
RECREATION and PIANO RMS.
MOVIES and PARTIES
FREE WEEKLY
IOUSEKEEPING
STUIDY LOUNGE

FOR RENT
FALL 
RESERVATIONS
are now being
accepted at our
campus locations.
Newest furnished
student apartments
available.
DAHLMAN N
APARTMENTS
545 Church
761-7600
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ROOM FOR RENT. Temple. 322 Cath-
erine. 662-4201. 77C315
APARTMENTS FOR RENT on Hill St.
for the fall, All furnished and utili-
ties paid. One 1-bedroom apartment,
one 2-bedroom apartment. Call after
1:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. 761-1463. 840317I
ROYAL DUTCH
APTS.{
715 CHURCH
0 1 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS
r SECURITY SYSTEM
* AIR MANAGEMENT
CALL 665-4578
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FALL RENTALS
I EXTREMELY NICE
ON-CAMPUS APARTMENTS
WELL FURNISH)D
Sharon. our rental associate will be
glad to help you with your housing
needs.
STOP BY - OR CALL HER
CAMPUS RENTALS
1335 S. University
665-8825
SUMMER AND FALL
Campus rooms for girls. Carpeted,
nicelysfurnished in a modern, safe
brick bldg. Summer rates $100 for
double, $75 single. Includes all util-
ities. 761-1932. cCtc
CAMPUS-HOSPITAL AREA
I ARGE 4-MAN

FOR RENT
TH I N K FALL
THINK SPRING
AND SUMMER

VISIT OR CALL 761-2680
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TRONY
ASSOC I ATES
BEGINS
FALL RENTALS I
HOUSES AND OTHER
LIVING SPACE
AVAILABLE
624 PACKAR D
59015
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - 2 bed-
room furnished apartment on cam-
pus. Dahlmann Apartments-761-7600.
QUALITY APARTMENTS
FOR FALL
Efficiency. 1, 2, and 3 bedroom fur-
nished apartments. Good campust lo-
cation. For showing and rate infor-
mation, our leasing office is open
from 1-5 p.m., 720 S. State St. 663-
7701.
ANN ARBOR TRUST
COMPANY
769-2800
MODERN two-bedrm., 4-man apts. near
hospitals. Fully furnished and car-
peted. Call 663-6549 before 5. 170326
FALL RENTALS and summer sublet.
One, two, three bdrm. Modern furn-
Ished apts. on Division, fireplaces.
Call 662-0651 eves. 950313
Geddes
OR
Observatory
FURNISHED
4-MAN
$65.00 per Man
INCLUDES HEAT AND WATER
663-4101
CAMPUS MANAGEMENT, INC.
337 E HURON eCtc3
BARGAIN CORNER
CARPET SPECIAL
Thousands of yards in stock-many
colors and textures. $.99-$5.99 yd.
None Higher.
HAMBURG WAREHOUSE
10588 Hamburg Road 1-227-5690
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SAM'S
STORE
LEVIS-DEN IMS
TRADITIONALS .... 8.95
BOOT JEANS.......8.95
LEVIS-CORDUROYS
BOOT JEANS .8.50 & 9.50

WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGSI
418 E. Washington
Modern 1 bedrooms for 2 students
Balconies, air, security system
Near Gino's and Frieze Bldg.
521 Walnut Street
Modern 1 & 2 bdrm. units
Dishwasher, air, security system
Campus-Hospital area
911 S. Forest
Modern 2, 3, & 4-man units
Modern balconies, near Hill Street
We also have many other new
and older units.
MODERN APTS., INC.
Office at 418 E. Washington, basement
668-6906 or 663-3647
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McKINLEY ASSOCIATES
CAMPUS LOCATORS
FOR FALL 1974
Rooms, ,Efficiences. 1, 2, 3. and 4
bedroom apartments in modern build-
ings and older houses plus many
whole houses. (Security deposits now
only equal half a month's rent).
Please come pick up our listings. 611
Church St. ctc
This Fall Rent
from a Company
Where TENANTS
Come F i rst !
Available for Fall
are this town's most
popular campus apartments:
Albert Terrace
Algonquin
Dean Apartments
Carriage House
The Lion
The Forvm
The Lodge
Maize Blue
Management
300 S. Thayer, Suite A
761-3131
cC331

665-8325, 662-1576. 90J16
TYPING - Experienced in all phases.
971-1629 or 483-5839. 56J14
DECADES of ERRORLESS TYPING. $1
page, $25 minimum. Medical, En-
gineering, Rackham, Publishers. 475-
7310. 12J419;
CARPENTRY: SPECIAL PROJECTS.
REASONABLE RATES, RELIABLE.
TOM, 769-0425. 65J314
The ANN ARBOR SCHOOL OF
CREATIVE MUSIC
Private instruction on all instru-
ments- jazz and classical techniques'
-modern theory and harmony-com-;
position-weely jazz workshop-ar-
tistic spiritual guidance. For inter-
view appointment call Prof. Curtis
662-8281. 51J313
TYPING and EDITING. Call Jean, 663-
4451, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. cJtc
MOVING SERVICE, 769-2645.
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TYPING-769-2645. anytime. cJtct
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED-Used motorcycle 90, 100 or
125cc. Call Chuck, 769-5613 after 3:30
p.m. 82K14j
WANTED TO BUY-Used 3speed bi-
cycle. Cheap. 665-6807, evenings.ddKl5
WILL BUY silver dollars before 1935,
$3 each. 662-3700. 65K322.
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPING term papers, theese elc. Will
proofread and edit grammar, etc. Also
keypunch. *fortnat, prices vary with
difficulty. Call 769-3348 or 662-5388
evenings cMic
HELP WANTED
PART TIME telephone canvassing us-
ing your own phone. Early Eves.
Pleasant telephone voice needed.
$2.5043.00 per hour. Call 662-9438 af-
ternoons only. 78H16
MAGICIAN NEEDED urgrently for party.
761-9195, noon or evening. 65H315
MOTHER of two needs summer live-in
helper. For details write Dr. S. Fried-
man, 24200 Pierce, Southfield. MI
48075. 62H17
DESK CLERK needed, full time, apply
in person. 2151 S. Fourth, Ann Arbor
or call 761-7853. 45H317
ORGANIC Garden Manager-May-Sept.
Experience and expertise mandatory.
Send resume now to Ecology Center,
417 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, 48104.
47H17
$65 TO $95 PER WK./PART TIME
Unlimited earning potential in address-
ing envelopes at home. Companies
pay top money for that "personal"
touch. For further information re-
garding opportunities with these com-
panies send $2 to Phoenix Advertis-
ing, P.O. Box 11707, Atlanta, Ga.-
30305 31H17
MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS

901 N. MAIN

769-7935

PETS AND SUPPLIES
AFGHAN HOUND, male, 7 months,
AKC, cream with black mask. Rea-!
sonable. 455-6252 after 6. 92T314
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
PLEASE BUY MY BICYCLE! Almost
new, perfect condition. Women's 10,
speed tourer..$75.00 or best offer. Call
662-4309 evenings. 96Z15
CYCLE INSURANCE. Immediate cover-
age. Low rates. Just call Renwick,
Grimes, and Adams Insurance, 437-
1708 South Lyon. cZtc
ROOMMATES
GRAD STUDENT needs 3 roommates
for 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom. modern
apartment. Bi-level, 3 blocks from
Diag. $375/month for Fall. Men, wo-
men, or couples. Call Tom, 764-5910.
dYl5
PROGRESSIVE, CONSIDERATE people
wanted to share nice, huge house
this fall. Convenient loc., reasonable
"rent. Judy or ''erry, 665-0825. dY14

BUSINESS SERVICES NEW CARS
CERAMIC CLASSES-Begin March 25, 1 OLDS, F-85. Reliable. Winter
Mon. & Thus. 7:30-10:30 p.m. School- 4 door. $290. 665-6728.
jhouse Pottery. Call 662-8057 (11-3);:

tires.
38N313

'66 VW, REBUILT Engine. $900. 764-
1107. 60N13
ANNOUNCING
PEUGEOT
UP TO 24 MPG.
NOW AT PEUGEOT OF
ANN ARBOR
SEDANS AND WAGONS
FOR 1974

OWN ROOM in house. Rent
until June 15, possibly
desire. Call 761-3021.

from now
longer if
48Y14

WANTED TO RENT

ROOM in cooperative vegetarian house
starting May. Larry, 761-2047. 63L15
$20 REWARD for info leading to occu-
pancy of 3 bedroom house beginning
April or May. Call 662-3107 after 5:30.
33L316
FOR SALE
'65 VW, orange, rebuilt engine. New
tires and interior. $250. 662-6310.
7213315
JUST ARRIVED! New shipment of
SOAPSTONE for carving. Only $2 a
,pound, while it lasts. The Mineral
Kingdom, 209 S. State St. 74B316
EPIPHONE 2-string guitar. Good cond.
$75. 761-8280. 70B315
FARFISA COMBO COMPACT DELUXE
ORGAN. Good condition. Best offer.
761-8280. 69B315
SONY AMP, changer and speaker pack-
age. Great for beginning listener-
like new-$95. Mike, 665-4282, 8-9 a.m.
or dinnertime. 71B314
RALEIGH INTERNATIONAL 10-speed.
82; zinch frame. Chartreuse. $350.
mint cond. 971-7596. 6813315

PERSONAL
EVER HAD CAR repairs done at Wagon
Werke Inc.? Want to talk about it?
Then call Student Legal Aid Office,
665-6146, ask Irvene. 42F312
EUROPE-ISRAEL-AFRICA
Travel discounts year round
Int'l. Student Travel Center
739 Boylston St. Suite 113
Boston, Tel. (617) 267-1122
86F16
CUT your study time by one-third.
Read THE STUDY GAME over vaca-
tion. $5.50. U-Cellar, Follett's. Very
amusing book. 0F313
SPEND AN
AFTERNOON
AT YOUR
FRIENDLY
NEIGHBORHOOD
POOL HALL
THF MICHIGAN UNION
BILLIARD ROOM
cF317
NEED Application Pictures for Schools,
Passports or Jobs? Then come to the
Michigan Daily every Wednesday eve-
ning from 7:30-8:00, for exceedingly
inexpensive and fast service. Ask for
Tom, dF227
FIVE WOMEN & ONE MAN-Need 4
more men for experimental residen-
tial Singles Workshop, March 29-31.
Call Bob or Margaret Blood, 769-0046.
51F22
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
STREAK NEAT!
U-M STYLISTS
AT THE UNION
cFl3
IF YOUR thermos knows how to keep
it hot, let it warm up some Sunrise
Orange Spice. and turn those mid-
mornings and afternoon breaks into
something worth breaking for. Eden
Natural Food Store carries it, so
does Applerose. cF17
"FOXFIRE" Amazing Rock & Roll,
Thurs.-Sat., Rubaiyat, 102 First.
13F324
THE EQUALITY of men and women.
Baha'i Faith. 764-9868. Informal dis-
cussions whenever you like. 29F317
TYPING-769-2645, anytime. cFtc
ATTENTION:
ALL STREAKERS
One of the first offering of this type
in the country . . STEAKER EN-
SEMBLES: Do your own thing in
creative and distinctive attire. Be a
flashing success with our color co-
o'dinaedrstreaker kits.sPerfect for
yourself or a gift for someone you
care about. Includes color coordinated
Streaker Sneakers, head cover and
lettered Streaker Shirt-all for $9.95
prepaid. Snecify shoe, head and shirt
size. as well as color. Your choice of:
Maize/Blue, Flashing Red, Go-Go
Green, Fun-Glow Yellow 'or Passion
Pink. Send to:
CREATIVE HORIZONS
P.O. BOX 5001
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43212
35F14
LET ANN ARBOR'S only diamond ex-
pert help you style your engagement
ring. It costs less. Over 5.000 U-M
men have. Austin Diamond, 1209 S.
University. 663-7151. cFtc
PURE SPIRITUALITY
Spiritual development certainly be-
gins from the level of a life lived in
perfect health, free from negativity,
with full mental potential, a lively,
stable body and a warm and generous
capacity for feeling. It may be said
that all the scientific research taken
together prove that the practical as-
pect of the Science of Creative In-
telligence does provide wholeness, in-
ner fullness and the dynamism of ac-
tion and perception in the outside
world which give a spontaneously
evolutionary direction to life.
The theoretical spet of SCI, satis-
fying the intellect with profound
knowledge, and the practical aspect
of SCI, providing that experience
which sets the whole life in the di-
rection of evolution and in the dig-
nity of wholeness, will bring about
the achievement of the spiritual goals
of mankind in this generation.
Wednesday, March 13 at 8 p.m.
the practical aspect of SCI trancen-
dental meditation will be discussed
by Douglas Daler recently returned
from advanced training with Mahari-
shi Mahesh Yogi in Switzerland. Fa-
culty Club Lounge, Michigan Union,

Wednesday at 8 p.m. or call 761-8255.
cF313
~BRAINS don't get the good grades
knowing how to learn does. Read
THE STUDY GAME. $5.50. Follett's, U
Cellar. 01F313
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LECTU RE ON TM
Clearly, Transcendental Meditation is
a major scientific discovery. The
practice itself is unique and its ef-
fects seem to be unprecedented in
their range and profundity. The sci-
entific studies will be reviewed at a
i lecture this Wednesday, March 13, at
' 8 p.m. in the Faculty Club Lounge,
Michigan Union. cF13
MAE WEST: "I'd rather have someone
compliment my boob than call me
one." See Counterpoint. 73F313
BOARD EXAM TUTORING
Enrollments now being accepted t0
S. H. KAPLAN tutoring courses to
prepare for the upcoming M.C.A.T.,
D.A.T., and L.S.A.T. Board Exams.
Call (313) 354-0085. cFtc

PERSONAL
LET US FILL your next prescription.
The Village Apothecarv. cFte
PARKING SPACE, Packard/Thompson/
Cross area. $10/mo. 761-2754. 41F227
THE COPY MILL
211 B. S. State: 662-3969
FOR QUALITY COPIES AND OFFSET
Why buy mass produced WEDDING
RINGS? Have your own personal de-
sign made by Jhan. 769-7550. eFtc,
WHY WALK FARTHER?
Get your Levi's cuffed flairs at
WILD'S VARSITY SHOP
TRAVELING TO EUROPE this summer?;
Call Cindi Hopkins, 769-0634, TWA!
Campus rep. for info. eFto
WEDDING INVITATIONS-Mod. or tra-,
ditional style. Call 761-0942 angtime.
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XEROX AND OFFSET
Fast, low cost duplicating.
COPY QUICK
1217 S. University 769-0560
BUMPER STICKERS custom printedl
while-U-wait! $2. MBL Press, 1217
Prospect, Ann Arbor, 761-0942.. cFtc
PIPE SMOKERS! Handcrafted meer-
schaum pipes. Exceptional values and
the niost personalized of service. Free
Catalog. PMP Co., P.O. Box 444,
Gaithersburg, Md. 20760. 66Ftc
HALF MILLION dollar income in first1
20 years after graduation and get paid
or receive full scholarship for Jr. and-
Sr. years Sophomores and other in-
terested persons call 764-2400 for in-
fo and applications. 40F319
WOMEN
IS YOUR WORLD CHANGING? Come
to a Personal Planning Workshop-
March 16-17. Call Barb at 761-2274 or
485-4355 for more information. 06F3131
Maharishi
"Knowledge is for action, action for.

achievement, achievement for ful- pen ia.m.
fillment. Thus, knowledge is directly cF13
concerned with fulfillment. For com-
plete fulfillment, complete know- "The search for definition of basic
ledge is necessary. Complete know- goals which is so prominent a con-
ledge should mean total knowledge of cern of the educational community,
the object of inquiry and total know- echoes a similar quest for purpose
ledg ofthesubecttotl kowldge within the field of science and, in-
led e of the subject, total knowedg deed, within society at large. While
When the knower does not know educators are asking, What are
hmen, thenoher ds o now schools for?" scientists are asking
himself, then the basis of knowledge "What is the significance of science?"
esis missing. Inknweg this liletwl situation of base- and political leaders still seek to de-
ways remain baseless. This is what fine our "national purpose." The
mankind has been left to face con- soul-searching is widespread, yet
cerning life throughout the ages. within each profession or field of ac-
tivity the search is carried out within
the boundaries of that field, solutions
Nie ow inoisscetifi ae itoIshigh are sought in the framework of the
timeforfknowllmedg to be romplete problem perceived, and more funda-
and for fulmnt to be profound mental aspects of the situation are
for every man, for every society, for consequently overlooked."-from Phi
every nation, for the whole human Delta Kappan, December, 1972
race.pan eeme, 92
"The significance of SCI is that is
The Science of Creative Intelligence, consists of a systematic program
by opening one's awareness to the in- combining intellectual enquiry and
finite, unbounded value of intelli- direct experience which simultane-
gence, broadens the awareness, makes ously benefits every aspect of the
it permanently unbounded, so that personality Instead of merely de-
no area of life remains foreign. This veloping specific dvalues olifeti-
is the ground of all knowledge - gecinlaizdrasolfth
complete knowledge-and therefore is subjective experience ofrestful altert-
the basis of complete fulfillment." ness (fourth major state of con-
Maharisi oMe Yogi m cn.' sciousness) when supplemented by a
h s s Yprogram of intellectual enquiry into
the principles involved, develops the
T M I S N O T: physiology, the emotions, and the
intellect in a holistic manner." -
from Social Education, December
Transcendental Meditation is not a 1972. cF13
matter of philosophical attitude, reli-
gious belief, psychological suggestion JonThe Daily Staff
or mode; it is a definite, specific, Join y
systematc technique, easily learned'
by anyone.in a short period of in-
struction. Measurements show that ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
the twenty minute period of TM
brings the experience of a 'fourth C A S C A S C A R A
major state of consciousness', distinct N .TI I A
from dreaming, deep sleep or waking. A L G E1R I A A B I L E N E
The remarkable usefulness of TM de- S T E A K N 0 R S E R A
pends on the fact that its effects E A K N T u C. E A N
extend beyond the actual period of T I L L S T U C K C A N L
meditation. It has been verified that S C I L OAT HE 0 T AA
TM brings measurable improvements S C R U F F S N 0 S E
to almost every area of human func- A N T E P N E U
tioning and consequently contributes P A T T I P E E R S S
solutions to all the basic areas of MA SEC O N D0S LEG
human problems. cF3 LAV SAPPY Ri A
GAS CO. DEPOSITS: If you have had AM E N Z S D A N
trouble getting your deposit back, we 0 C A R I N A L E A D I N G
would like to talk to you.Mike,665- R S A V A N
3248; Randy 769-5034, persistently. T E Y Y T 0 N G S
dF315

CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
POLICY
AD deadline is 12 noon the day
before publication (4 p.m. Fri. for
Sun.) including corrections and can-
cellations. The Daily is not respon-
sible for more than one incorrect
insertion of an ad.
Advertisements m a y be removed
from publication, but will be billed
according to original number of
days ordered. This policy is also
applicable to ads requiring pre-pay-
ment, i.e., no refunds.
Information regarding content of
classified ads cannot be disclosed
prior to publication. Advertisers
.names may never be revealed.
Number of lines in advertisement is
determined by total number of
words-5 words/line.
"Help Wanted" ads cannot discrimi-
nate 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
DRUG HELP needs volunteers. Call 761-
HELP for more info. 43F315
TUTOR WANTED for studying (Ethio-
pic) Amaharic language. Michigan
Daily, Box. 5. 85F16
MINIMUM PAY - Maximum personal
satisfaction. We are looking for orien-
tation assistant, especially grads but
undergrads as well, to orientate the
incoming foreign students. August
19-Sept. 6 Call International Center,
764-9310 by March 27th. 04F317
Afternoon Bowling
At the Union

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CALL 668-6906, 663-3641
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LIVE WHERE
YOU'RE A
RESI DENT
NOT A TENANT
FALL or SUMMER
1 and 2 BD1AM.
* 1016 OAKLAND
662-3929
2 BDRM.
0912 BROWN
DAY 761-3470
OTHER TIMES 665-0110 !
MANAGED BY
FLYING DUTCHMAN ASSOCIATES
FURNISHED 1 and 2 bedroom apart-
ments available for immediate occu-I
pancy, short term leases from $170/
mo. Ann Arbor Trust Company. 769-
2800. cCtc
FALL, 4-MAN. $300. 2-bedroom. 927 S.
Forest. After 5 p.m., 761-6943. 640419

KING SIZE heated waterbed with
TANDBERG 3300X. One year old. Best hand-made elevated frame. $105 com-
offer. 769-3117. 75X316 plete. 971-7596. 6713315,

SUBETSUN GOIN' DOWN at seven these
jSUBLET days. Get inside, put on some tuines.
i get cozy and try and stay healthy.
FURNISHED modern one bedroom Slow it down a little and brew up
apartment. 3 min. from DIAG, air- some comfort. Herbal tea blends
conditioned, May-Aug. Call Miyawaki, from Celestial Seasonings. A good
761-8994 evenings, 761-3499 days. 79U17 catalyst between you and winter.
Shuffle down to Applerose Natural
2-MAN, 2-BDRM. Close to campus. Foods. They've got it. cX17
May-August. Modern, furnished with
parking. $120. 665-8223. Call persist- DOBRO-1930's "original." $225. Erle-
ently. 95U17 wine Instruments, 761-6101. 37X319,

SUBLET-May to Aug., 3-4 persons apt.,
near Arb, air cond., rent negotiable.
1700 Geddes, No. A-4. 763-6656. OU15
SUBLET MAY-AUGUST
Private room in house, 2 blocks from
campus, includes bathroom, parking,
closets, cooking. Call Jeff, 663-0291.
93U315
4 BEDROOM HOUSE-Fall option. 1/3
air-conditioned, near campus and
Arb. Rent rooms separately or house.-
Call persistently, 663-7016. 10U314

MELLOW MARTIN D-28 guitar with
soft case. $375. 769-5410. 52X16
SONY HP-610, compact with DUAL
turntable and ACOUSTIFLEX speak-
ers. $350 cr will sell separately. Sue,
662-9789. 57X16
CLASSICAL GUITAR. Jose Ramirez, No.
4374, class A-1, 1970, $1200. Vihuela
(Spanish Lute) by Enrico Piretti, 19-
69, excellent for performance, tied gut
frets, friction pegs, $850. Call Detroit,
532-6071 evenings. 21X312

BELL BOTTOMS .. .

. 9.501

ARIMY
SURIPLIUS
1166 Broadway
(north of BroodwoV bridge)
769-9247
STREAKER'S
SPECIAL 7
" SKI MASKS 20(/, OFF
* DUNHAM HIKING
BOOTS -for the fleet
of foot-
NOW $22.98
BACKPACKER'S
SUPPLY DEPOT
0 1 DOZEN STYLES OF BACK-
PACKERS IN STOCK
* 2 MAN NYLON TENTS
BIKER LEATHER JACKETS
AND HELMETS
OPEN: mon-fri. 10-7. sat. 9-6

HUGE 1-BDRM. APT. near Oakland/ STEEL GUITAR - 3 peddles, 1 knee
Hill. May-Aug. 663-7974. 29U15 lever. $330. Lessons, 761-6101. 47X403

CORDUROY
JACKETS

.4.00

'64 CHEVY. Runs. Needs some body
work Must sell. $110. Call 665-8584
after 4 p.m. dB315
SWING SET: fine cond., 2 swings,
swing seat, see-saw swing, slide. $15.
You move it. Call 761-5948. dB
1973 YAMAHA 250-MX. Excellent condi-
tion case Klotz racing oil with
deal. $600. 662-9810. 36B317
MODERN CAMPUS apartment-One or
two bedrooms, dishwasher, air condi-
tioned, bi-level, large balcony, free
parking, furnished, utilities included.
Phone 769-1240. 390320
Red Zinger
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: brown folder with Bot/Zoo
notes Between MLB and Angell Hall.
764-0093. Call persistently. Reward.
76A315
FOUND: set of keys at Saginaw Woods.
663-8678, 764-7325. dA315
LOST: 2 month old male blue point
Siamesetaround Packard, Stadium
area (Stop and Go) March 7th. 668-:
6469. 83A314i
LOST near Depot and Main, German
Shepard, Elkhound, 2years old. 65
lbs. black and gray. Name, Ragnar.
Reward. 665-7857, 994-8387. 88A313
LOSE SOMETHING?
FIND IT IN 1011 SAB
1:30-4:30

BOOT JEAN CORDS
LEVI TAB SHIRTS.
WESTERN SHIRTS

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13.50

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Copr. '74 Ge 'l Features Corp.

. .......from 6.98
SPRING JACKETS
. ......from 6.98
BACK PACKS . .from 3.49
207 E. Liberty

FOURTH FEMALE needed to fill apart-~
ment from May through June or
August. Bi-level, a/c in bedroom and
downstairs, walk-in bedroom closet,
dishwasher, etc. Price negotiable.
Terry, 761-6743. 40U314
SUBLET AVAILABLE, 2 bedroom, fur-
nished, two blocks from Diag. Im-
mediate occupancy. Parking and air-e
conditioned. 662-7787. cUtc
HOUSE FOR RENT. May-Aug. 4-5 peo-
ple. Cal 665-6555. 54U16
NORTHWOOD EFFICIENCY, May-Aug-
ust, rent negotiable. 764-5206.2665-
7508. 96U215
NEED SHELTER? We have apt. to sub-
lease: beginning in May, for 1-2 on
N. Ashley, $150/mo. plus electricity
or negotiable. Call 662-3707 after 5:30
pim. 34U316
SUMMER
Campus rooms for girls. Completely
furnished, carpeted, in a modern
bldg. Sunny, pleasant neighborhood.
$100 for double, $75 single. Fall op-
tion. 761-1932. cUte
CAMPUS ROOMS for girls, Completely'
furnished, carpeted, in a modern bldg.
Sunny, pleasant neighborhood. $1001
for double, $75 single. Fall option.
761-1932. cUte
MAY-AUG. CAMPUS-HOSPITAL AREA
Modern and large 2-bedroom 4-man1
and beautiful 2-bedroom 3-man. We
also have several 1-bedrooms. Call
668-6906 or 663-3641 for appointments.
cUtc
TRANSPORTATION
GIVE YOUR BODY the fuel it. de-!
serves. Soybean Cellars and Eden
Natural foods store both have cozy#
little restaurants. Slide in for a cupI
of herb tea. Mellow Mint. cG17E
WANTED - Regular ride sharing De-
torit-Ann Arbor. Call 837-2786. 44G314

NEW AUTOHARP: Regular $89.95, NOW
$79.50. 769-1400. cXtc
CRAIG 8-TRACK TAPE PLAYER, ra-
dios, voice of music stereo, head-,
phones. All must go! Great prices, in-
ventory Sell-out. Apollo Music Cen-
ter, 322 S. Main. 761-9430. cXtc
APOLLO DRUM CENTER: All makes,
new and used. 4 piece sets. Zieldjian
cymbals and accessories. 5 piece So-
nor set. Snare drums by the dozen.
322 S. Main. Free Parking. Open eves.
cXtc

USED CARS dAtc
LOST -Burgandy hard cover notebook
'65 VW, runs good. $300. 434-5186 after at U Cellar. Important. Please contact
8 p.n. 28N314 Roger, 665-6308. 55A16

ACROSS 5
1 Fan: Colloq.
5 Analyzes6
critically.
10 Dawn, in Italy.
'14 Colorful gem.f
15 Workers' group.
16 Opera by .
Handel.,
17 Blushing. E
18 Shakespeare:f
Phrase.E
20 Catch. 6
22 Be didactic.
23 Scent.
25 Withered.
26 Hero of "The
Bohemian, Girl."
30 Popular ball
game.
34 Scull.
35 Hamburger
trim.
37 Large volume.
38 Wild carrot
plants: Phrase,
42 Brachial bone.
43 Took care of.
44 Can. prov.
45 Lost pet: Law.
48 Bargain tires.
50 Campus VIP.
52 a hand.
53 Still thirsty.
1 2 3 4
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17
20 21

57 Collector of
sorts.
61 Pay.
63 Girl won by
Hercules.
64 Snugs as - in
a rug.
65 Succotash
ingredient.
66 Frost bitten.
67 Cabin material.
68 '- Lucia."
69 Bag and baggage
DOWN
1 Sink, as a well.
2 Well informed:
Colloq.
3 Speedily.
4 Equipment for
angler.
5 Summon to
court.
6 "Three men -
tub."
7 Business.
8 - los dias
(every day): Sp.
9 Nocturnal
sounds.
10 Literary
gleanings.
11 Anthropologist
- Strauss.

TOYOTA
CASH
BRING YOUR TITLE
WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR!
TOP $$$
- SPORTS CARS -
'73 CAPRI V-6 automatic, silver-
metallic. 10.000 miles.......$3695,
'73 FIAT 124 SPORTS COUPE, 11,000 mt.'
AM-FM, 5-speed, factory warranty
$3695
'72 DATSUN 240Z, low miles, auto-
matic, AM-FM, beautiful brown
metallic, chestnut interiorb.r.$4795
'72 PEUGEOT 4-door, 4-speed, model
504, dark blue finish, 24,000 miles.
See today at. .... . .....$3495
'71 FIAT 124 Spider, 5-speed, AM-FM,
yellow, sharp. ......... ...... $2795
'71 PORSCHE 914, 5-speed transmis-
sion, AM-FM, bright yellowE
!finish .................. -.......$4395
71 TRIUMPH GT-6, new paint, low
miles, sharp ...... ... $2695
'71 JAGUAR XKE, V-12, A.T., P.S., AM-
FM, Chrome wires, 15,000 miles, x-
sharp......... ....... $7595:
'70 LAND-CRUISER, 4-wheel drive,
Very sharp. .. ...........$2995
I -TOVt 'A S-

WEIMARANER-Steel grey, female, 60!
lbs. last seen with choke collar and
tags Reward. 769-5065. 96A316
LOST & FOUND-1011 SAB 1:30-4:30.
764-6288. A
PERSONAL
MINOLTA SRT-101, f/1.4. case, shade,
mint condition. New Rokkor 135mm
f/2.8, Rokkor 200mm f/3.5, with cases,
shades. 665-9544. dD313
ANYONF CAN DO IT
The remarkahle fact that there ex-
ists one simple, universal easilyded
itonsipeunvraelylearned practice, which can be added
without modification to the daily
routine of any way of life in any cul-
ture or tradition and which can ac-
complish all the dramatic effects and
profound benefits validated in the
scientific studies. clearly makes the
introduction of TM a scientific ad-
vance of the first maenitude. The
data suggest that a broad spectrum
of the causes of human suffering due
to stress and mental limitation may
now be considered to have been add-
ed to the list of diseases which we
know how to eliminate from human
life by the apolication of this new
+hern'l.-, o Tf M' 761 -8255 e .

12 Tito.
13 First-rate.
19 Gambling
game.
21 Attach.
24 Damages.
26 Round hat.
27 Does trucking.
28 Common verbal
contraction.
29 Sub's sounding
apparatus.
.31 Beverage.
32 Correct mss.
33 Takes a break.
36 Stair post.
39 Noise abaters.
40 Nun canonized
in 1925.
41 Entertainer
Luft.
46 Island off
Ireland.
47 Hayseeds.
49 Selvage.
51 Roman holiday.
53 Eurasian river.
54 Mount Pisgah.
55 Self-satisfied.
56 Make fail.
58 Pouting grimace;
59 - mater,
60 Wyo. neighbor.
62 Gunny cloth.
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