HELP WANTED
MATH TUTORING
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY;
Selling groceries on So. 27th
Street. One-man operation.
Small investment. 435-9563.
MEN OF all trade to NORTH
SLOPE, ALASKA, around
$2800.00 a month. For
complete information write to
Job Research, P.O. Box 161,
Stn.-A, Toronto, Ont. Enclose
$3.00 to cover cost.
Two Fuller Brush routes available
earninfl $4-$6 per hour.
Guaranteed $2.05 per hoiJr. Call
477-6814, 489-4729.
FOR SALE
Evans Learning Center, 1601 P
Street. 435 2168, tuition $5.00
per hour.
MISCELLANEOUS
Female Roommate to share
beautiful 2 bedroom apt. Call
432 8463.
BIRCH BAYH - '72' - Buttons and
bumper stickers available S$1.
Free newsletter. Students for
Bavn, 3601 Locust Street,
Philadelphia, Penn. 19104.
Summer In Europe, For
Information on European
Odyssey, call 488-3547.
1968 Chevelle, SS396, 4 speed,
Positrac,. stereo. $1800.
423-0481.
Sewing and alterations.
Moore at 799 2615.
Call Pat
Peabody game. .
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Two groups marked their secret ballots in
front of a member of the other group. But
one of these groups in an attempt to
outsmart the other, filled out two ballots
and switched as it handed in its tally.
"Ideals are a great thing, but most people
are not where they say they are," Peabody
said. "When the heat goes on, you find out
where you are."
But he warned, "In politics a reputation
as a man who keeps his word is terribly
important." , , ,
HE NOTED with regret the loss of
credibility by many in politics. "If they re
not believed, they've lost their power."
As the group entered round three, two
groups had lost all points, two groups were
tied for the lead and one group had dropped
out.
Due to a fluke mistake in marking a
ballot, group II earned the most points.
"People who win in politics are not
necessarily the most brilliant," Peabody
commented, "but those who make the
fewest mistakes."
"Nothing says the most honest and
brilliant people end up on the top. That's
why we have so many idiots in government."
Four-piece Stereo Vvstem. Ready
to play. Call after 9 P.m.,
432-0361, for Bohner.
WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR.
CAMPUS BOOK STORE, 13th
A R
FOUND
King Size Water Mattress $39. pod.
Finest quality, guaranteed.
Manufacturer seeks local
distributor. Contact Steve
Boone, Industrial Fabrics Inc.,
735 So. Fidalgo St., Seattle,
Wash. 98102, 206) 763 8911.
NEW GARARD SL728
TRANSPCR1PT10N
TURNTABLE, complete with
base, dust cover, Shure hightrack
cartridge, $143 value for $99.
434-0542.
Roberts 770 x SS tape recorder.
Reasonable. Call Terry,
432 9484.
Found: 3-23, math textbook, near
Bookstore in Union. Inquire
Oaily Nebraskan office, Rm. 34,
Nebraska Union.
FOR RENT
Apartments: 2 bedroom, 2 baths,
Shag Carpet, Garbage Disposal,
Dish-Washer , Modern
Appliances. Furnished and
Unfurnished. $175 up.
Crescent Garden Apartments,
2222 Vine St. Call 475-1277.
PERSONAL
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Leader: Dr. S. J. Stohs
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432-1465
13th &P Street
Hate, hot and bitter,
flooding every frame
transmutes a
stricken life into a
smashing film. James
Earl Jones glistens
as the go-to-hell
fighter whose night
life and white mistress
infuriates mass
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432-3126
12th &P Street
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