IFriday, March 13, 1970 Volume 78 Number 44editor and designer:publisher: DAVID TRAVISTHE MAROONcontributors: Steve Aoki, Mike Brant PHOTOGRAPHYDavid Joel, Leslie Strauss,David TravisRoger Black, David P James POSTERSGeorge Lee, Scott StapletonEmmet Gonder, Jim Lewin BUSINESSJoel Pondelick, Maggie Maroon,Charlene, Diana, and themailing machine, Steve,susan,bob,pam,waxie, and three VWmicrobuses.credits and captions:cover and page 2 - Leslie Strauss ( B B King in Mandel) page 3 - David Travis ( gargoyle on Mandel, Saul Bellow, Donovan )page 6 top - David Travis ( Chicago Moratorium, November) page 6 bottom - Phil Lathrop ( Chicago Moratorium), SteveAoki ( Washington Moratorium ) page 7 - David Travis ( photographers at Conspiracy rally, child at Conspiracy rally), SteveAoki ( Kunstler) page 7 bottom - The Maroon ( Conspiracy rally ) page 9 - David Joel ( Chicago ) page II - David Travis( Don Palumbo, SVNA, David Strauss, UofC Rugby Club, Vaudeville show, Paul Ausick ) pages 12-13 centerfold - DavidTravis ( Mr. UofC, Gangrene LaRue.... Andy Gurion ) page 15- Leslie Strauss ( Norman Maclean teaching Shakespeare )page 17 - Scott Stapleton, David P James, Roger Black, George Lee ; page 19 - David Travis Page 20 - Mike Brant ( tyingskates on the Midway), David Travis ( skating on the Midway ), Steve Aoki ( Hyde Park kids) page 21 - Mike Brant ( LabSchool kids ), Leslie Strauss ( the little, old saltman on Wabash Street)Chicago Maroon/March 13, 1970M ^-y*i“0 £f ,')iMTHE UNIVERSITY BLAZERand our bold-striped Odd TrousersFor blazer—or any other solid colorsport jacket—we believe you will findthese handsome Odd Trousers a most dis¬tinctive complement. Woven exclusivelyfor us in Scotland, they come in bold strip-ings in Tartan colorings of red, navy andgreen... or yellow green and red. Evensizes 30 to 36. $32Our navy University blazer is a slimmingsix-button double-breasted model ojmedium-weight wool and mohair blend.Deef side vents, $95(STAIIISHID 111*Mtns.v® oys Furnishings. <$nl5C'j§bocs74 t. MADISON ST., NR. 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KING★ DELANEY & BONNIE & FRIENDS★ PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND *SMITHAND OTHER TOP NATIONAL ACTS - NAMES TOCOMEAorta Arrow Memphis PhoenixOne-Eyed Jacks Bloomsbury People Night PeopleGuild Bluesweed TruthREO Speedwagon Bucktooth Gideons BibleGenesis Esquires ZebraNickle Bag Feather Train ChallengersFinchley Boys For Days 4 A Night Uncle MeatBackstreet Easy Street Spayre ChangeBlue Light Brigade UtterThis is your invitation to the first Kickapoo Creek Outdoor Rock Concert.We are assembling one of the finest lineups of musical talent available.The concert will be held on 300 acres of farm land 8 miles south ofBloomington, Illinois. All necessary medical, sanitary, and eating facilitieswill be provided, along with plenty of free parking. The location is easilyaccessible as well as ideal for camping. 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Cooley's Corner, 5211 S.Harper; Woodworth's Soolstore,1311 E. 57th.Reynolds Club Desk, 5706UniversityMAIL O^OL-RS: Chapel Music,59!h Street and Woodland Ave.,Chicago 6C637.Please make checks payable toThe University of Chicago and en¬close self-addressed envelope. The Collegium Musicumpresents a concert ofAMERICAN MUSICcolonial and moravian composersandcharles ivesSaturday and Sundaymarch 14 and 15bond chapel 8:30 \ \FREEMurray Louisdance companya multi-media program ofmodern dance with elec¬tronic music and pro¬jections.kinesthetically antic...”--•The Village VoiceMandel HallMarch 13 & 14, 8:30 p.m.March 15,3 p.m.Tickets on sale atIda Noyes HallPublic $4 and $2.50Students $3 and $1.50Praianted by Itto Unnartrty of Chicago Mod•rn Dane* Club and tha Illinois ArN Council NAVINEVER SEENANYTHINGLIKE IT! 'Best picture of the year.”Gene Sesfeei, Chicago TribuneLiEASTMANCQLORextra! extra!“OPERATIONSWITCH”Ufa LE IMAGE 750 N.CLARK337-2113 Chicago Avenue at Michigan Cinema TheatreDaily • tar statart gnu, rates call: WH 4-5S67752-2870, 752-8190, 363-9186-1340 E. 53rdMINI GINZA HOLIDAYEXPO '70Sunday - March 15, 1970 — 3:00 p.m.(Opening Day of EXPO '70, Osaka, Japan)Faulkner School - 7110 South Coles Avenue - Chicago, IllinoisDonation: Adults - $10.00: Students - $5.00TERIYAK! DINNERM E Y UTERIYAKI - Half a Chicken and Skewered lleefABA CONE SUNOMONO - Salad TSUKEMONO - PicklesCOHAN - Rue COM4 AYE - leviable,SENHEI - Tea CookiesIce CreamSPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ENTERTAINMENTORIGAMI (Art of Paper Folding)IKEBANA (Floral Arranging)SAKURA NINGYO (Doll Making)GINZA BAZAAR (Browsing and Shopping) KARATEJUDOKENDOMINYOBUYO3 ORIENTAL GARDENS (For Atmosphere) KOTOSUMI-EJ X-p v Columbia Recording ArtistTOMbette,,p on..ad'n^ be'0. so0’ . to'f0 o 'ncS C°SS» ** RUSHAPPEARING:Wed. Mar. 18ththruSun. Mar. 22nd Showtimes:9:0011:0012:30AtTHE QUIET KNIGHT953 W. BELMONT 348-9509All Ages WelcomeChicago Marbon/March 13,. 19701. : . INorman MacleaniMar*-.13(1970/ tye, jMWW&Vf AIt doesn'tmatter whothe father is.Jenny has finallyfound someoneto love.That GirlMARLO THOMASjennyClarkenjoy ourspecial studentrateCT C attimesfor college studentspresenting i.d. cardsat our box officedifferent double featuredaily• open 7 30 a.m.-lateshow midnight• Sunday film guild• every wed. and fn. isladies day-all gals 85'little gal lery for galsonly• dark parking-1 doorsouth4 hrs. 95c after 5 p.m.• Asite for your freemonthly programdark & madison fr 2 2843No one under18 admittedA WALTER READE THEATREIk, ESQUIRE58 E. OAK ST. > DE 7-1117 MGMCONTINUOUSPERFORMANCESWash, wet, soak, hunt,squint, wash, soak, wet, cry a little.Contact lenses were de¬signed to be a convenience. Andthey are up to a point. They'reconvenient enough to wear,once you get used to them, but,until recently, you had to usetwo or more different lens solu¬tions to properly prepare andmaintain contacts. Youneeded two or three differ¬ent bottles, lens cases, andyou went through more thanenough daily rituals to makeeven the rtiost steadfast indi¬viduals consider dropping out.But now caring for your con¬tacts can be as convenient aswearing them. Now there's Len-sine, from the makers of Murine.Lensine is the one lens solutioni designed for complete contact! lens care . . . preparing, cleans¬ing, and soaking. Justa drop ortwo of Len¬sine beforeyou insertyour lens pre¬pares it foryour eye. Lensine makes yourcontacts, which are made ofmodern plastics, compatiblewith your eye. How? Len¬sine is an "isotonic" so¬lution. Thai means it'smade to bEend with theeye's natural fluids. Sosimple drop or twocoats the lens, forming asort of comfort zone aroundit.Cleaning your con¬tacts with Lensine fightsbacteria and foreign de¬posits that build up dur¬ing the course of the day.And for overnight soak¬ing, Lensine provides ahandy contact canister on oathe bottom of every bottle. Soak¬ing your contacts in Lensine be¬tween wearing periods assuresyou of proper lens hygiene.Improper storage betweenwearings permits the growth ofbacteria on your lenses. This is asure cause of eye irritation and,in some cases, it can endangeryour vision Bacteria cannot growin Lensine. Lensine is sterile, self-sanitizing, and antiseptic.Let your contacts be the con¬venience they were designed tobe. The name of the game isLensine. Lensine, made bythe Murine Company, Inc.Are youcut out forcontactsports?f Y a Mfc-Atrwh, „ 1VU**16/The Chicago Maroon/Mardi 13, 1970» i •ftrylSO.r. 4r F7The cinema is like a battle¬ground-love, hate, violence,death ... in a word, emotion.SAMUEL FULLERI’m afraid that if you look at athing long enough, it loses allof its meaning.ANDY WARHOLKeep up your hands, honey.Give me a full shot of yourequipment.RUSS MEYERWhat they call dirty in ourfilms, they call lusty inforeign films.BILLY WILDERThe cinema is an inventionwithout a future.LOUIS LUMIEREGive us a place to stand andwe will film the universe.MOTTO OF THE AMERICAN SO¬CIETY OF CINEMATOGRAPHERSSometimes you wonder whatit’s all about. ON FILMAPPEARING SOON ABC PICTURES CORP PRESENTS A PALOMAR PICTUREscreenplay by MARTIN LAVUT and GEORGE BLOOMFIELD story by DIANA GOULD•WAITING "«K1V NILSSON wooucio by EDGAR J SCHERICK directed by GEORGE BLOOMFIELD\ » SuBSlOUUYY Of TM( AMERICAN I „ | OISTRlBUTEO BY' BROAOCASTINC COMPANIES INC | | CINERAMA RELEASING CORPORATION(OP) All Aget AdmittedNOWIOpen 8:45 a.m. Last Feature 10:20 p.m.obi GR( AT ST Alls ThI ATfttUNITED ARTISTSRANOOlPH AT Of ARBONNyearBox 1970Attention - Men Under 25Save $$ On Auto Insurance.$23.0001.1. and P.D. $1.000 Madkal Payand Uninturad Motomti ProtactionSingle MaleAge 21-25- *278awp*rv*arMarried MaleAge 21-25 ^90J15300 Per YearWITH GOOD STUDENT &YOUNG DRIVER DISCOUNT Jim Crane238-0971SENTRY. IT INSURANCERIGHT ON CAMPUSFOR YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS LARGE ORSMALL - AIR, STEAMSHIP, TOURS, RAIL-MIDWAY TRAVEL SERVICELOBBY” AO” BUIUXR6TEL Ml 3-0800,EXT. 2301, 2302, 2303NO CHARGE FOR OUR SERVICESEXCEPT NOMINAL FEE FOR RAIL TICKETSdoc filmstuesdayfebruary 10 8:00cobbfree!f.w. iniirnau'sNOSfERATUYY ■ • a. . , , - ...... ... > i.1muHiiflii HiU-iw M'Jiijy SiJiiSTRING * RANI)ir / j-n. ii' AhiIi Ii. >1?]]i mmm gmiA Woeful MdoJuma Sum. . K\KH VK \ HI KNSIMN 11 O M ill OSBI K(. 1 k MIN 111 H \N\I Wlkl I K<3^S*>&3£!&£Reviving m Ancient AftTHE POLKA KINGiikwiih ii ri \n r**i;WM£ IQ K'.'PATRICK BILLINGSLEYFeat* of Acrobatics' Hmm* Vww«vv —a • • •••pbj»a;,£§& s^naaiiii\t. mi immoki \i i»\\t i i*i mi \ i ii %Straight from tha Fertile Crescent\\l> Ml I II Ml » II MOMI •"miU.. il.. MNVIIIXN I Mil \l*linniiM in7515 SSraMftSWBSrjJSrBMJS 5135 7JE3T5B*V„ i A ;'Y.X. .U *- ** 10TA/Tt»«i rki,»r,n—LIBRARYHELP WANTEDStocks personnel neededpart time. Telephone955-4545.THE CENTER FORRESEARCH LIBRARIES5721 Cottage Grove Avenue l! ' ICARPET BARNWAREHOUSENew znd Used CarpetsRemnants and Rail EndsOriental ReproductionsAntique French WiltonFur Rugs & Fur CoatsInexpensive Antique FurnitureOpen 5 Da vs Tues.-thru Sat. 9-41228 W. Kinzie 243-2271 • ii’# -/■/'/.• f / 'you can hear yourself think . . . and if you don'twant to think, there's good boose.Bass ale and Schlitx beer on tapTHE EAGLEcocktails . . . luncheon . . . dinner . , . late snacks , , ,5311 BLACKSTONE BANQUET ROOM HY 3-1933If we’re too busy to fly you home,we’ll let you know who isn’t.Your American Airlines campus representative will helpyou get a seat on a plane. Even if it isn’t one of ours. Be¬cause if we’re booked up, we’ve asked him to tell you whoisn’t.So if you’re flying youth fare stand-by, you can find outwhat your chances are of leaving the airport before you getthere. And fly at your convenience, not somebody else’s.Even if you’re flying full fare, your rep will help book allyour reservations. Including multiple flights. And that couldsave you a lot of aggravating phone calls.But most important of all, he’ll save you time.Which could make your vacation a little longer.Dear Campus Rep,I would like to go toat o’clock, on. .1970.My name is.and you can reach me at_Please send me an application for an American AirlinesYouth Fare Card.Call us first.It’s good to know you’re on American Airlines.James M. Sack—Campus Rep.Flint House, Room 3223X, 5824 S. Kimbark Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60637684-6667Or call American Airlines reservations:372-8000 mmCANNED HEAT* JOE COCKERCOUNTRY JOE & THE FISHGRAND FUNK RAILROADGRATEFUL DEAD • B.B. KINGRICHIE HAVENSTHE HOG FARM • SWEETWATERIRON BUTTERFLY • MOUNTAINKINKS • LITTLE RICHARDJOHN MAYALL*STEVE MILLERJOHNNY WINTERSLY & THE FAMILY STONETEN YEARS AFTERIKE & TINA TURNERPLEASE SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO:iw-wBOX NO. 34FL0WERT0WN PENNSYLVANIA 19031CITY STATE ZIPTICKET RESERVATIONS $20.00 FOR WEEKENDPLEASE SEND TICKET RESERVATIONS‘ENCLOSE A SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPEMARCH 27. 28. & 29MIAMI. FLORIDAAll nil 1RIKIS Of WOODSTOCK NATION Will GATHER TO¬GETHER MARI H 27th, 2Blh AND 2*lth, IN MIAMI, TIORIDA TOCELEBRATE WINTERS • INI) AND PERFORM Till RITES Of SPRINGMMI AfRfS OF QUIET COUNTRYSIDE Will Bf THE HOST.WINTERS • END IS THE HOC fARM AND COMMUNAI KITCHENS,INDIAN TRIBAI GATHERING, TRADING POSTS AND VIllAGES520 EOR THE ENTIKI WlfKfND5 Hour ServiceJAMES SCHULTZ CLEANERrurs Cleaned and Glazed — Insured StorageShirts Laundry — Bachelor Bundles1363 EAST 53rd STREET 757:30 AM to 7:00 PM10% Student Discount - CLEANING & LAUND18/The Chicago Maroon/March 13, 1970 IdeasFOR YOUR CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONLet’s talk about assuring cashfor a University Education toyour Children—whateverhappens to you! A Sun LitePolicy will guarantee theneeded money for your childeducation. Why not call metoday?Ralph J. Wood, Jr., CIUOne North LaSalie St., Chic. 60602FR 2-2390 — 798-0470 Office Hours 9 to 5 MondayOthers by Appf.SUN LIFE OF CANADAI r ! j •: •!•Mi: March 13, 1970/Tho Chicago Maroon/19» a)U\n»HT\0\91 £1 ?bt*vM20/The Chicago Maroon/March 13, 1970J-t." iSSSj" ■ ;jr~-yif'• . . ,., KidsandthelittleoldsaltmanMarch 13, 1970/The Chicago Maroon/21cvyi» X v ft li sHiWhat's a year Box?XGH(yBC elaine uuen)X What's a yearBox you ask ? The yearBox isnot a MAROON, or a review, or a Cap andGown, or any thing that you would normallyexpect. It is a new experience completely.What do you find in a box that can't be hadin the newspapers or in books ? There is apiece of sculpture that you assemble yourselfan inflatable bust of Ed Levi, a University ofChicago coloring book, a record to listen toarticles by famous faculty and students,a guide to Hyde Park, posters, a recipe book,a senior stamp album, tons of photographs,and more. How can yearBox do all of thisstuff ? --Only with your support. Please sub¬mit your ideas, talent, and most importantlyyour subscription to the yearBox. The pre¬publication price is five dollars (American).Be sure to reserve your copy, as only a limit¬ed number of yearBoxes will be published,and then they will be all gone and you willhave missed your only chance to buy theonly yearbook in a box, yearBox. YearBoxoff ices are in Ida Noyes hall, 1212 e. 59 st.Chicago, Illinois, 60637 or call MI3-o800extention 3579. Have a happy vacation,clear your mind out.. SunleratChaRorlion6 [supandOurOpeFILV vHOUsubber:forWriRelEn|Dan15.(Rx ACHIEVED A S<6K|RCflNT / X REAPED AN OVSRWHgLMiNS- ^ lBT%B WAkE IT TT. X MflUDBD OUT 51*V\CTO1C/HyAPPEAL!!^ f HARVEST 0p votes T>v i THAT" I won 3V _ _i.Mtu.i0M d&(NTS,*._r22/The Chicago - Maroon/March 13, 1970(Maroon Classified Ads)A MAN WITH COURAGE MAKES A MAJORITYSCENESsun 15th. St. Gregory. Joseph sut¬ler preaches at St. Gregory NYSSAat Lutheran Church, Grahm TayferChapel, Univ. & 58th. 10amRon Hammerle of Clergy Consulta¬tion Service for Problem Pregnan¬cies will speak on abortion at Bon-hoeffer House, Sunday, March 15th,6 pm Supper at 7:30. Followingsupper unwind at a wine, cheeseand people party, from 8 pm till.~The UNDERGROUND.Our prices have NOT gone up.Open during finals: Pierce Tower.FILM: Satyajit Ray's NAYAK. Fri.March 13, 7:30 pm InternationalHouse, 1414 E. 59th St. (with Engl,sub-titles), tickets: $1.00 for mem¬bers of India Assoc, of UC, $1.50for public.Writers' Workshop (PLaza 2-8377)Relieve the pressures of cramming!Enjoy yourself at the Murray LouisDance co. concerts. March 13, 14,15. Student tickets $3.00 and $1.50. Make the Scene with Good SoundBe Our Stereo Type and Save$$$On Stereo Components at Musicraft.On Campus Bob Tabor at 363-4555All Brands Low Prices.Murray Louis Dance Co., MandelHall, March 13, 14, IS. Ticketsavailable at Ida Noyes 201EUROPE $199 round trip (jet).Booking fast. Call or write: Itkin,15-9 Vassar Dr., Kalamazoo, Mich.49001 (616) 349-7011See the exciting Murray Louis DanceCo. coming to Mandel Hall. Getyour tickets now at Ida NoyesHall 201.TOM JONESon Saturday, March 14, 7 & 9:15Cobb Hall — a CEF flick.Fishtank needed to provide homefor orphaned fish. Diana ex. 3776CEF PRESENTS: The STUDENT COOP will special-order any record not in stock. Mostarrive within 4 wkdays.The union of students is beingformed to prevent crimes committedby the University of Chicago againstits students. These crimes include:economic exploitation through hightuition, fees, and rent; enslavementthrough low wages and inadequatefinancial aid; repression throughuse of discipline; totalitarianismthrough its failure to institute dem¬ocratic reforms; and mind pollu¬tion through teaching academic ar¬rogance, elitism, and callous pro¬fessionalism. We will organize dur¬ing the first week of spring quarter.Join Us.Minette's custom Salon 493-9713 Al¬terations, millinery, dress making,clothes copied and designed.LAST CHANCELast chance to save CAT fromSPCA. Call Abe 667-3374, or 955-8775.TOM JONES: Saturday, Cobb Hallat 7 and 9:15. GIGSHyde Park's Oldest Art Supply StoreDUNCAN'SSchool and Art Supplies - student discount1305 E. 53rd St. HY 3-4111SH0RELAND HOTELSpecial Rate* forStudents and RelativesSingle rooms from $10.00 dailyTwin & doubles from $14.00 dailyWeekly and monthly rates on requestRooms available forpomes, banquets, anddances for 10 - 500. Please call H. FingerhutPL 2-10005454 South Shore Drive Anyone wishing to sing in mixedchoir please contact Chas or Tomat 493-8208. Blacks and whiteswanted.STUDENT COOPMore Free Posters at the StudentCoop.PUBLIC AUCTION11 A M. Sat March 21 at 1717 E.54th St, Chicago. Contents of aptmt,including Ige 8, sm late model port.T.V.'s (Zenith), console spinet piano,very fine wicker 8< naug. bridge set(table, 4 chairs); wall to wall car¬peting (green); 12 X 15 red rug;twin bedrm set, sofa, uph chairs,lamps, tables, refrig, luggage, lin¬ens, clothing, glassware, misc.CORRIGAN SALES CO.848-6480LEARN RUSSIANRUSSIAN BY HIGHLY EXP NA-TIVE TEACHER. RAPID METHOD.TRIAL LESSON NO CHG. CALL236-1423 9-5 Weekdays. Typing. 955-4659 pm & weekends.Babysitter in my home Vic 57-S.Maryland. Call 643-8139ROOMMATES WANTEDFemale roommate wanted to shareclean, spacious four room apart¬ment. Own bedroom, large closets.Good Hyde Park location, conven¬ient to all shopping and trans¬portation. Available beginning springquarter, possibly sooner. 955-1881.FM. ROOMMATE WTD ON 56THDREXEL. OWN NEWLY DEC. RM.$50/ MO. FROM APRIL 1ST. 324-5478.Man wants female roommate. Call783-1092, 9-12 p.m.FEM RMTE WANTED, 1400 E.57th; Rent negotiable. Call 324-6786.FEM ROOMMATE WTD. OWNROOM $65. 1400 E. 57th, #501.324-6786.Male Roommate wanted for twopeople and a big affectionate dog.Large beautiful apartment 1 blockfrom campus. Own room, $60/month.Summer and next year if desired.667-0988Wanted: 1 or 2 roommates for largetwo story house starting April 1.Fantastic location 10 min from UC—Near the lake front and backyards.Low rents 9780954.From wd 56 & drr 6675695 April-?Female roommate wanted to shareclean, spacious four room apart¬ment. Own bedroom, large closets.Good Hyde Park location, conven¬ient to all shopping and transporta¬tion. Available beginning springquarter, possibly sooner. 955-1881.SPACEPEOPLE FOR SALE 3 rm & bath in Kenwood home —rent or babysit equiv. 924-6098ONE-BEDRM. APT. Unfurn. Air-cond. Newly decorated. Occup. June1. After 6 pm 955-4470.2 RM. STUDIO APT NEAR LAKE$113. SUBLET NOW. CALL JACKIE363-9580Nice clean room near campus. CallMl 3-9257.APARTMENT TO SHARE, $55,CORNER OF 60th 8, WOODLAWN.APRIL 1. 684-1802.STUDENT COOPREYNOLDS CLUB BASEMENT SAVINGSSAVINGSSAVINGSSAVINGS SAVINGSSChamber Music forOboe and StringsfeaturingJudith McKay, oboeLinda McConnell, violinAnn Hamada, celloFriday, March 13 - 8:30 PMIDA NOYES LIBRARYFree AdmissionFor Rent Country HomeCompletely modernized form home on 23 bedroom, ttudio, study - 2 completebaths in beautiful Jackson Township, N.Valporaiso, Indiana. Rental $200 per month -50 min. drive from U of C. Excellent schools.Quiet, Peoceful, RecluseFivd Zoeter Realtyarea 219-926-1674MAIL YOUR CLASSIFIED TO THE MAROON1212 E. 59th St., Chicago, 60637DATES TO RUNNAME, ADDRESS, PHONE.CHARGE: 50* per line, 40* per each line if the ad is repeated in asubsequent, consecutive issue. Non-University people: 75* perline, 60* per repeat line. There are 30 letters, spaces, andpunctuation marks in a line. ALL ADS PAID IN ADVANCE!HEADING: There is an extra charge of $1.00 for your own heading. Normalones (For Sales, etc.) are fre«j. A Bike for everypurpose underheavenCheapest prices for Carlton,Raleigh, Robin Hood, Falcon,Peugeot, Citane, Merrier,Coppi and Daws. Factorytrained mechanics. I sedbicvcles spasmodically.Fly-by-night rentals.Turin Bicycle Coop2112 N. Clark LI 9-8863Free DeliveryM-F 12:00-8:30; S&S 10-8Smoke a Raleigh bicycle today Huge 6'/j rm. apt. avail. April 1.3 baths. S. Shore on UC Bus Rte.Near IC. $195/mo. 324-6748.Spacious 6 room air-conditionedapartment, 55th and the Lake, 3bedrooms, 3 baths, free parkingavailable for rent May 1, $345 mo.643-3168.5 Irg rms 1 blk fr lake at 55th FrJune 1 $150 per mo ask $150 im-prvments HY3-8127.FOR RENT APRIL 1: Efficiencyapartment in 5510 S. Cornell. Callafter 6:30 955-3582. $95.00COACH HOUSE APT for rent fromApr. 1, $140 mo. On Campus BusRoute, in Kenwood. Ideal for single• person. Call 285-6238.TENANT REFERRALREASONABLE RENTALSDESIREABLE APTSUnfurn 8< FurnishedLAKE FRONT COMMUNITYSOUTH SHORECHAMBER OF COMMERCE2343 E. 71st St.SEE: MONICA A. BLOCKNOrmal 7-2004Unfurn 7 rm apt 57th & KenwoodApril 1 $235 mo. 955-2558, 667-0869.Roommate Wanted. Pref male gradshare w/2. Own room, completefurn. Large turn apt w/firepl, view.Avail Mar 20. $67 mo. 5470 Cornell,top fl. 324-2431.Seek fern 4 own rm in Ige nice7rm SShr apt. Dshwshr, aircond.near IC, CTA. 684-5690 aft. 5.1 or 2 Fern Grads to Share FurnApt Sprg Qtr — Option on Lease55th 8, Ingleside 493-3389.Female roommate wtd. spring qt.56th 8< University 288-7069.Roommate wtd: two junior medstudents desire to replace a thirdgetting married. 3 bedroom apt at57 8. Drexel at $45/mo. Availablemid-June 324-2279, evenings. Planahead!Beautiful spacious 5 and 6 rm aptsat 71st 8< Jeffery for informationcall — Albert H. Johnson RealtyCo., 732 East 75th Street — HU 3-1470.Sell Coop Apt. 5 Rm. Near UC.Modern Building, laundry, parking,yard, play equip. Under $10,000.288-3035.Wtd: male or female rmmate; ownbdrm in 3 bdrm apt, 54th 8< Wood-lawn. $58/month. Avail Mar 20667-1072 or leave a message forRay, 929-1880Need 4rm apt NOW — Call 363-9580SPACIOUS 7 rm-2BA So. Shore AptUniv Bus After 5 721-5302Sublet rvow 2 Vi rms S Shore 955-2761Apt. to sublet near Co-op. 2 bed¬rooms, beautiful and spacious. $100.Available immediately. Leave mes¬sage. 643-9870Sublease April May June, 1 Bed¬room unfurn apt, 1 block fromcampus, $116. Free utilities. CallDr Genoe x 6101 or 667-3499.Wanted for spring '/< — apt orroom in apt near campus for 1girl. Call evenings, 328-2533.For rent 3 room apartment, 1 bed¬room Hyde Park, nice location.Free 1st April. Call Alain, morningN 07-8572 or evening N07-4700 X8724 or 8665.COOL APARTMENTStudio Apartment $95.00 at 52nd andBlackstone. Call 583-4050 ex.. 548or 493-1560.FOR SALESuede vests, skirts, purses, etc.made to order cheap. Many colors.324-5478.TOYOTA '67, 4DR, NEW CLUTCH,RUNS GREAT. $895 OR OFFER.955-8578.HONDA 50cc, 1965. Very good cond.120 mi/gal. $75.00 (firm) 955-5033.1964 VW Very good condition. Call955-4911 Evenings.Stereo Components at DiscountsSave on Dyna, AR, Scott, ADC,Up to 25%. Sherwood & SANSUIUP to 40% at MUSICRAFT CampusRep Bob Tabor 363-4555 and Save$$ZOOM! Honda 337, $385, 643-8210Man's Bike used 3 mons. 752-017065 CHEVELLE MALIBU STA WGNDELUXE $900 AFTER 5 721-5302RECORDS!Oldies! 20,000 in Stock. Send 35‘for 2,000 listing catalog. MailOrders Filled. RECORD CENTER1895 W. 25th - Cleve., OhioRecord Tapes ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA1962 ed. Excellent condition. $100.Inquire at student co-op. x3561.A fool and his money are ofttimesparted. So why not buy a few moreclassifieds.RIDERS WANTEDRider wanted for San Franciscoleaving March 31. Call 955-4911.RIDES WANTEDRide Wanted to Florida — Miami.Share Driving, expenses. 684-2452.Need a ride to New York after3/20. Shore expenses. 363-0140.2 need RIDE to FLA, share driv¬ing, expenses. 752-2454, 955-8394.Ride to Detroit wanted, BJ 330 A,Ask for Jesse, 643-6000.WEDDING GOWNSpring, summer, light ivory, size10, re-embroidered lace, beaded,plus accessories. From MarshallField 8, Co. ’ lalfprice. Call 493-2451after 5.BIKE FOR SALEBicycle w/26" wheels, "men's"frame, w/generator light, cable andlock, v.g. condition. Call eves., 1612Pierce, FA4-9500.PEOPLE WANTEDBABYSITTER NEEDED for charm¬ing 1 yr. old girl, next quarter. 25-30hrs./wk. Call 955-2887.Flying to Boston Spring Recess Bea Companion for A child. Remuner¬ation Rather Generous. 4103 or3245887.Baby sitter wanted, tuesday after¬noons for 2 girls. 493-0019.Test scorer wanted $2.25.hr Judd 12Where Dick and Jane were conceivedFree room and board in exchangefor babysitting evenings one child684-1369 after 6.Help wanted, at the forefront ofscience. Investigation of fundament¬al particle interactions in bubblechamber photos needs participationof enthusiastic students. No sci¬entific or math background required.Artists and humanists welcomed.Flexible schedule — minimum tenhours per week. Call X 8629 or in¬quire Enrico Fermi Institute, room189.POISONALSSTOP! DON'T REGISTER UNTILYOU'VE READ THE SOC SCICOURSE 8, TEACHER EVALUA¬TION — YOU'LL BE SORRY IFYOU DON'T.To L: Clausen's pickles make lousytoothbrushes.From Jane."The Yellow Peril! — get it atyour liberated newsstand (Gates-Blake 428) today! Compliments ofthe Soc Sci Evaluation Conspiracy.Who really is monitoring coursesat the U of C? Why the Soc SciEvaluation Conspiracy—who else?Mrs Mitchell thinks it's part of the"liberal red Communist" revolu¬tion. Everyone at the Watergate isshocked at the affrontery of thestudent perpetrators of the Soc SciEvaluaiion. Pity.LOLITA, light of my life, fire ofmy loins. My sin, my soul. 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