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University of Southern California
SUMMER TROJAN
Voi. XVM LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA,
--
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1966
0
NO.
3
RESENTMENT KEY
;
. FACTOR
IN
RIOT
. . j; , ... .
In four days late lost August, millions upon millions of dollars in retail stores
and produce went up in smoke during what some rationalize as a revolt, but
will go down in history as the Watts Riot. The ferosity of the hate of Negroes
toward the white retailer has provoked analysis by the academic community as
to whether there is any legitimacy to the complaints of Watts residents and
what, if necessary, can be done to correct the situation before it's too late.
For
20 years federal investment guaran-
tees
Sturdivant said, included pricing, credit,
have protected American capital
merchandise quality and customer treat-
ment
outlays in underprivileged nations where
.
exportation and destruction risks were
high.
From the USC study. Dr. Sturdivant
But how about Watts. California?
concluded that consumers in disadvantag-
ed In an address before the Faculty Center
areas pay higher prices for merelnndise
Association last Wednesday a member of
than the residents of prosperous areas.
USC's faculty suggested that retailers in
"The supermarket with the lowest
Watts deserve the same kind of guarantees,
prices in the Watts area charged its cus-
tomers
which in turn could result in
better
re-
tailing
an average of nearly 3 percent more
policies and practices.
than one of its sister units in Beverly
Speaking on "Retailing in Watts: It's Hills." he said. "Prices in other super-
markets NOW Baby." Dr. Frederick D. Sturdivant. and Mom and Pop
(owner-operate- d
assistant professor of Marketing in t h e stores were as much as 7 to 10 percent
School of Business Administration, report-
ed
higher than comparable stores outside the
the findings of a study conducted by his area.
Retailing Management class last fall
fol-
lowing
"Managers of larger supermarkets at-
tribute
the Watts riots.
these differences to higher costs
Based on interviews conducted by Dr.
associated with doing business in Watts.
Sturdivant and 37 students, the USC
They point to a higher incidence of bur-
glaries,
facultyman confirmed the McCone Report's
robberies, shoplifting, and vanda-
lism,
contentions that consumer problems in the
and higher attendant insurance costs.
area were not due to "systematic discrimi-
nation."
Neverthless, a few merchants were willing
to admit that their prices were not as re-
sponsive
However. Dr. Sturdivant said, "al-
though
as they might be. if public trans-
portation
there is no evidence of a conspiracy
facilities were-
-
better and their
to bleed residents of this impoverished area,
customers consequently more mobile."
they were and are victims of discrimina-
tion in the market place and this is often
On the subject of credit. Dr.
Sturdi-vant- 's
viewed as a conspiracy by consumers."
class project found the business-
man
Retailing Practices Bis, (iripe
had a major advantage in his custo-
mer's
Retailing practices most often the sub-
ject
concept of interest. "A dollar down
of consumer criticism in Watts. Dr. and a dollar a week for the rest of your
M
,u
f
I '
life sounds pretty good to a family living
I
:
on a very restricted income." Dr.
Studi-va- nt
declared.
Merchants Not All Wmg
But the merchant's position in these
dealings is not without defense, the USC
study discovered. "The merchant can point
to the necessity of offering credit in
low-inco- me
areas and the high costs of so do-
ing. He exposes himself to greater risks of
nonpayment and bad debts. Further, mer-
chants in the area are generally unable to
discount their accounts receivable because
most financing agancies will not buy the
'paper' from such an area."
Complaints about merchandise quality,
although not unfounded in many eases,
were untrue in others, the USC study re-
vealed. While and credit prices charges
Bfr
iiwtj'
FsBi$
ig-T- -
might have been higher, many merchants
stocked
nationally-know- n
brands. Charges
of "cheapie" merchandies could, however,
be lodged against
short-ter- m businesses
which moved into the area, rented build-
ings for a few weeks or months and stock-
ed their stores with fire sale merchandise,
used goods and seconds. Dr. Sturdivant re-
ported.
Consumer-merchan-
t relationships were
also investigated by the USC class. The
conclusion: The consumers didn't care
much more for the merchants than the
merchants did for the customers.
(Continued oa Pag 4. Cot. I)
--
SHBHHHflHHIBHBilHIIBHHHiHHHHiWHHHBIBB
SUMMER. TROJAN Tuesday, June 28, 1966
"Russians
are
Coming'
Grant
Establishes Institute
Comically Hits Home
For Transportation Study
By NICK SPANOS formula ingredients of his
A $100,000 grant from the management problems for use Research papers that m. ke
Union Pacific Railroad Found-
ation
in college executive courses,
contribution imagination with those new
a significant will
"The Russians Are Coming.
has been given to USC development programs, and
ones he actually happened to be published as monographs
The Russians Are Coming" is
to establish a Transportation employee training sessions.
here, is here.
think of.
Research Institute in the
De-
partment
They will be sent free to all
and distributed free to selected
A genuinely warm and per-
sonally
He also has. most fortunate-
ly,
of Marketing
and
interested schools and business
educators, government leaders,
touching film a rar-
ity,
minimized his peculiar
Business Logistics of the firms for teaching purposes interestd businss executives
indeed in film comedy. A
brand of brutal humor (ex-
treme
School of Business Administra-
tion.
and listed in the Intercollegiate
and leading libraries.
superb mixture of some dra-
ma,
greed in "Mad World;" Case Clearing House published
hatred and prejudice in "Rus-
sians'").
Harvard The annual transportation
some suspense, much
Arthur Z. Gray of New
by Universiiy.
comedy and even, heaven for-
bid,
Despite those few mo-
ments
York. President of the Founda-
tion,
Distinguished scholars, ex-
ecutives
conference would not only
a message a meaningful
of savage humor, and
and Dr. Robert R.
Dock-so- n.
and researchers will analyze and recommend
mn-proveme- nts
cne that educates, stimulates
those that are somewhat
fa-
miliar
Dean of the School of be invited by a USC institute
in current trans-
portation,
and reactivates the mind while
to the audience, the
Business
Administration, selection committee to submit
and storage
the mouth is
wide-ope- n, comedy is evident, very evi-
dent,
agreed
that
the institute is original papers on topics where
manage
services in the West, but would
laughing.
and welcome, very wel-
come.
needed to meet the needs of the
current information
i
nd
dis-
cussion
transportation industry which
is scarce. Dean
Dock-so-
n
also project future wa refcc us-
ing
The place: Gloucester
Is-
land,
not satis-
fied
said. and inventory contioi. Producer-directo- r
Norman
ax currently being
off the quaint old Com-
monwealth of Massachusetts.
Jewison probably is the mov-
ie's
by available research and
Eut it could be anyplace. Rus-
sian
unsung hero. While "The
publications.
RENT A HONDA
American.
Russians Are Coming, twice" "Formation of this institute
or
FOR THE 4TH!
The time: anytime, past,
receives glory, he is on the at USC is another important
present or future.
sidelines, unnoticed. Especial-
ly
step in the cooperation of busi-
ness
3-D- AY
SPECIAL
The characters: all sorts of
when he shouldn't be. and education which is so
ALHAMBRA HONDA
people, including you and me
His skillful handling of the
vital to our nation's future
SALES SERVICE RENTALS
281-714-
3
and a few crazy New Eng-
enders.
comedy, drama and suspense
greatness." Gray said.
The institute to
is magnificent. His visualiza-
tion
plans spon-
sor
--
THRU JULY 10
and publish
--
apers original
The
event: a Russian su-
bmarine
of personal communica-
tion
THE EXCITING SOUNDS OF
and research reports by auth-
orities
accidentally
is
fantastic. And his abil-
ity
goes
of national and inter-
national
aground when the captain is to extract comic perform-
ances
standing from the
JOE and
EDDIE
too enthralled, watching the
from his cast is excep-
tional.
academic and business com-
munities.
PLUS BRITISH COMIC
American coastline pass in
Dean Dockson said.
fiont of his periscope, to no-
tice
Topping the cast is, un-
doubtedly.
Their findings will be m a d e
JONATHON MOORE
that he is heading ashore. Alan Arkin, a stage
available to business organiza-
tions,
RESERVATIONS:
The crisis: a lack of under-
standing,
actor of merit, and now a film
academic institutions
At Doug Weston's
communication and comedian to notice. He por-
trays
and governmental bodies.
patience with an overabund-
ance
the bewildered Russian An annual Western Trans-
portation
Croubabout
of panic, prejudice and scout sent ashore with eight
Conference is Also
9081 Santa Monica Blvd.
stupidity.
other bewildered sailors. Even planned to bring together ex-
ecutives,
CR
6-61-
68
Result: "The Russians Are Arkin's smallest grunts and educators and govern-
ment
Coming July 12 MUDDY WATERS
Coming, repeated" is one of groans evoke loud laughs. leaders with cimmon
in-
terests
this year's finest movies, and Close behind Arkin for cast in transportation pro-
blems especially among comedies. honors are Carl Reiner and and public policy issues
Everyone
concerned with Brian Keith, as a New York
in this field.
the motion picture deserves
musical-comed- y
writer
and
Because virtually no case
credit for this result, ranging the island's only sheriff, re-
spectively.
studies and
so-call- ed
"manage-
ment from the horse that never games" are available to
wants to be ridden until the Theodore Bikel. Paul Ford.
teach transportation and busi-
ness
1966
movies last minute to the St. Jonathan Winters and Ben
logistics and use in execu-
tive Bernard that found his way Blue assist invaluably in the
development and training
SEASON
5B
inside a Volkswagen. goings on. Eva Marie Saint
programs, the institute pro-
poses
To begin with, writer
Wil-
liam
and Tessie O'Shea head the
to develop such case
Rose,
whose last screen female counterpart of the cast
materials and decision simula-
tions.
THE ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN
credit was "It's a Mad (4) and acquit themselves honor-
ably. World," has combined all the
These would also apply to
warehousing
and
inventory
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Tickets Also At The Box Office
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(Daily
10-f- c. Sunday,
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)
E pad
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For Group Sales t Theatre Parties
phone Special Depart
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Make checks payable to Greek Theatre Assn.
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Enclose
Self-addresse- d,
stamped envelope.
Tuesday, June 28, 1966 SUMMER TROJAN
Piatigorsky Students Place P.A. Professor Helping
In
Moscow
Cello Competition
With Yugoslav Planning
A distinguished USC au-
thority
program will be administered
USC cello students of
Gre-go-
r Laurence D. Lesser. 27, of phony when he joined that
or-ohes- tra
on city and regional
by Cornell University. Dr.
Piatigorsky in the School 11918y2 Dorothy St.. Brent-
wood,
in 1959. He is a Cole-
man
planning is participating in a
of Music placed second and finished fourth. chamber music audition
program to aid Yugoslavia in
Robinson said.
fourth and won honorable
winner, and was principal cel-
list
Faculty participation in the
Nathaniel K. Rosen. 17, of laying the foundations for an
mention in the third interna-
tional
1837 N. Arroyo Blvd.. Pasa-
dena,
with the Idyllwild junior
urban and regional national preliminary conference will
music school orchestra in
Tchaikovsky competi-
tion
was given one of the planning institute for that come from the University of
in Moscow last weekend. 1961. He has also studied with
five contest diplomas, which European country.
Chicago and the University of
Eleonore Schoenfeld of USC.
Stephen E. Kates. 23. of corresponds to honorable men-
tion.
Dr. Ira Miles Robinson. Pro-
fessor
California at Berkeley, in ad-
dition
5846 Coldwater Canyon. Van
of City and Regional
to USC and Cornell.
Nuys. originally of 838 W.
Piatigorsky was one of the
Applications For
Planning and Chairman of
The same conferees will also
End Ave.. New York City,
that
serve as members of a policy
judges for the competition.
Credentials
department, is attending
tied for second prize with a
Kates came to USC from
Ready
a preliminary working confer-
ence
review team, the USC faculty
Finnish youth for a silver
the Juilliard School of Music
Students who expect to
in Ljubljana. Yugoslavia.
member explained.
medal $2222. and
in New York where he stud-
ied
complete credential require-
ments
Immediately following
the "In addition to the estab-
lishment
with Leonard Rose, head
under the OLD law
conference, which will end
of the national plan-
ning
of the cello department. Kates
with the recommendation
July 10. a
two-ye- ar
project
institute, having both re--
Stage-Scree-
n won a $1000 Young Musicians
from the university, mns'i
will get under way to provide
search and training functions,
Foundation debut grant last
apply before July 8. 1906.
Yugoslavia with the technical
a further objective of both
June, and has been soloist
These old credentials are:
assistance needed to establish
Yugoslav and American par-
ticipants Star Accepts
with the Los Angeles Philhar-
monic
General Elementary. Gener-
al
the Planning Institute.
is to evolve gradual-
ly
at the Hollywood Bowl
Secondary. Special Sec-
ondary's
Supported by
the
Ford the basis for a broader
in-
ternational
and the Debut Orchestra at
in Art. Business. Foundation, the U.S. State program in irban
Professorship
the Music Center.
Music, Physical Education. Department and a number of and regional studies." Dr.
Lesser is a Phi Beta Kappa Elementary School Admin-
istration,
Yugoslavian organizations, the Robinson said.
graduate of Harvard Univer-
sity,
Second r School
Miss Nina Foch. distinguish-
ed
ynd
also studied in the Administration,
General Ad-
ministration.
WILD DEAL
actress of the American
East with Rose. He has been The Supervi-ministratio- n.
stage, screen, and on televi-
sion,
a cello student at USC with the Supervi-
sion,
FOR THE SUMMER
has accepted an appoint-
ment
Gabor Rejto. in Europe with and the General Pupil
NEW BUILDING
as a Visiting Professor
Gaspar Cassado. and has also Personnel Services.
of Drama in the University of
worked with Pablo Casals. He The deadline lor complet-
ing
2701 SEVERANCE ST.
Southern California's newly
attended the Hochschule fur these er lentials is
Newly and Beautifully Furnished
formed School of Performing
Musik in Cologne in 1961-6- 2.
Sept. 14. 1966. Applications
Arts.
Rosen was the youngest are available in 3.57. Admin-
istration.
Heated Pool Parking
Beginning with the Fall
member of the Pasadena Sym 1
BEDROOM
-
S89.50
term. Miss Foch will teach
2 BEDROOM. 2 BATH PATIO S119.50
USC's acting classes. Theatre
I and IT. according to Dr. ON FRATERNITY ROW
.lumes Butler, chairman of the
Drama Department in the new
school. w For Delicious f 00H
This will mean that the
tal-
ented actress, whose face is I
MEET I
familiar to most Americans
because of her many televi-
sion
MONDAY. JULY II thru SATURDAY. AUGUST 11
appearances, will give
two days a week of her time The Hollywood Wing of the Creek Theatre Association jfM
... foi opt h otr
poolsidf timing
to USC's drama students--
'
Bj
arrangenicnl with A PA
- Phoenix, presents
AMERICA'S FINEST
Mm
. . .
for
banquets and festivities
I
Miss Foch sees the USC
m m
. . . at the piano bm
3
professorship as "an extension
THE A PA REPERTORY COMPANY
and an expansion of my pro-
fessional
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOl
J
EAT WITH THE TROJANS
V
life." one that
will
MOSS HART and GEORGE S. KAUFMAN
enable her not only to
con-
tinue
I
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for Reserbotioos y
acting but "to interpret THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
11 a.m. to
1
a.m. Closed Sunday
the role of the dramatic arts Ay RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN'
for students." She is able to
RIGHT YOU ARE
accommodate the work at
l,u I I K.
I
PIRANDELLO
USC in her professi al sched-
ule
l:gIUh MtwMN ln
ERIC BENTLEY
because the university is
relatively close to Hollywood. Please write or phone today for descriptive Brochure and
special Season and Single Ticket Order Form.
Miss Foch's screen credits For Gioup Sales
I
Theatre Parties phone Special Sales Depart. HO 2-66- 68.
include some 40 feature
pic-
tures,
DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT DRESSES ANO GIFTS
among them, "A Song
to Remember." "Undercover
Man." "Dark Past." "An
Looking for
better date?
American in Paris."
"Sparta-cus.- "
a
"The Ten Command-
ments." and "E x e c u t
i v e
Let Help You
PAIR Suite." for which she was
nominated for an Oscar.
Home of SC Bowlers
Get Set For
the Summer
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THE GIANT SAMURAI CLASSIC !
But Hurry! To Get Set for Summer Now, Write TODAY!
SUMMER TROJAN Tuesday, June zs. ltmo
'Birth of
a Nation' Will
Screen Tonight at
7:30
D. W. Griffith's 1915 mas-
terpiece,
in the DKA Summer Film
"Birth of a Nation--
'
Classic Series.
will be shown tonight at 7:30 Other movies on DKA's
in 153 Founders Hall. schedule are:
"Metropolic" by Fritz Lang.
Ifce showing, priced at 50
1926. this Thursday: "The
cents per person, is the first
Kid" with Charlie Chaplin.
1921, and Buster Keaton's
RIOT
"The General." 1927. next
Tuesday: Sergei Eisenstein's
( t ntinued from Page
1 ) "Ten Days that Shook the
World." in 1928. on Thursday, HWIW mm
f '
In the spirit of the Nation-
al
July 7: "Sunrise," the last of
Recovery Act's Blue Eagle
the silent films, 1927. on Tues-
day
symbol, some designation could
July 12.
disnlayiid in the windows of
"Singing in the Rain" with
all merchants who wouH con-
form
Gene Kelly and Debbie Reyn-
olds.
to the code." Dr.
Sturdi-va- n'
1952, Thursday, July 12:
said
John Ford's "Stagecoach,"
mm
9bbHjbby
In! "
9
BEp-
-
i
Consumer car pools and
1939. Tuesday. July 19; "Cit-
izen
boycotts could be organized to
Kane" with Orson Wells. KATHY YOUNG SHOWS YOUNGSTER A NEW WORLD IN ARTS AND CR A FTS
imtse
sanctions on those
re-
tailers
1941. Thursday. July 21:
Ros-sellini-
's USC Tutorial Project is Recipient of 1966 Vision Award
who refused to con-
form
"Open City." 1945,
'
Tuesday. July 26: and
Rasha-mo- n
Subject for Dr. Slurdivant's 1951. Tuesday. July 28.
USC Tutorial Project Gets
address was suggested during
a visit to the Westminster
Discussion
N
--
ihborhood Association in
Vision Award for Service
the course of his study of the Series Continues
Wattta area.
The summer discussion se-
ries
It was there that
a woman
at the University Relig-
ious
The tutorial "In USC project, the fall of 1963. two ferent elementary and junior
walked up to him and offered
Center continues this eve-
ning
started in 3963 by Mitchell USC students. Mitch Forster high schools and community
a small.
Avis-typ- e lapel button.
at 7 with the p.m. pres-
entation
Forster and James O'Toole.
and James O'Toole. initiated
agencies, contributing
Lettering on the button
of the TV documen-
tary
over
small tutorial in the
read It's NOW Baby
"
"The Unattached Ameri-
cans."
won a Vision Award from the
a project
9000 hours of volunteer serv-
ice.
With a mixture of pride and Women's Division of the
I-rO-
S
Watts area as part of an as-
signment
concern, the woman said: "We
Discussion following t h
Angeles Chamber of Com-
merce
in a sociology class.
e
with "To understand fully the They were so impressed
ha'e waited many years and
film will focus on the theme
at its Salute to Youth
the needs of the children in
enormity of the job these stu-
dents
w- -
!iavv been very patient. But
"Significant Selfhood."
in Volunteer Service on June
the that returned to they
1
do hope that things will
On Thursday evening at
7
23.
area
have done, one must re-
alize
their campus and began to re-
cruit
change soon."
the series will that they made all the p.m.. provide an
Forster and O'Toole were
other students to help
opportunity to explore in
both graduated from USC on
them as tutors. This initial
ef-
fort
arrangements with the schools
Summer Session
depth the issues raised in the June 9 with B.A.'s from the
was conducted at the and community agencies for
sessions so far. Dr. Bruce of Arts and College Letters,
Chorus
Avalon
Carver
Community
tutoring sites. handled art
Preparing Miller will moderate tonight's Sciences, but their tutorial
Center and involved about 20
discussion
and
Thursday's project will be continued by
students.
campus recruitment of tutors,
The School of Music has
an-
nounced
program will be led by Father other students.
arranged for the transporta-
tion that the Summer
Ralph Jeffs. The entire
five-pa- rt
"This was the beginning of of tutors to the tutoring
Session Chorus is now being
series is sponsored by
O'Toole is at Oxford Uni-
versity
a project which has just com-
pleted
sites, arranged for faculty to
t
wtd
under the direction of
Ecumenical Mission.
in England as a
its third and most suc-
cessful
conduct
tutor-trainin- g
ses-
sions,
Dr. James H. Vail. Associate
Rhodes Scholar.
year, during which 300 and coordinated tutor
Pi of of Music.
Published twice a week by the Un-
iversity
students tutored at eight dif assignments.
imt of Southern California during In its Vision Awards to one
The chorus is open to all
the summer ecept the month of Au-
gust
individual
and
five group
at 3518 University Avenua, Los
university students, both men Angeles .
projects out of 131 nominees,
CLASSIFIED
--
i women. Interested per-
sons
Editorials and features reflect the
the women of the Chamber of
opinions of the writers and in no way
should make inquiry at represent student body or university
Commerce said the following
HOLIDAY HOUSE. 1018 W 34th St 2 MOS. FREE RENT. Lease. Orchard
Summer rentals Singles and
I bed-- " VilU.
1-2-3- -bdrm. air-cond- .,
modern
opinions. Unsigned editorials the
iffiee 4 in Widney Hall. The
expression of the editors.
are
about the USC winner: room apts. available. Low rentals. 3020 Orchard MA
0-- 7
1
30. Rl
7-22- 48
Practically on campus.
734-484- 7.
2274-Jn2- 0i
class meets on Mondays and
I2344-Jn28- l
MAROI GRAS 720 W. 27th St MAROETTE
Wednesdays from 1:15 until
nil
FURNISHED BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
2707 Portland. Apartments now avail-
able
3:05 in 133 Founders Hall. Special summer rates for students
$40-$7- 5
at summer rates. Taking reserva
tions for Fall. 2 bedroom, 2 bath
The will
per month including utilities. New-
ly
Pool S E. air condition-
ing.
group perform one
remodeled Behind fraternity row.
apartments.
concert on Tuesday. August 2.
50
Adele Apts.. 443 W. 30th St., L.A.
749-848- 1. 747-117- 8. 2372 J'Mi
Phone
748-547- 8. I23S3-JI24- ) 2
$39.50 BACHELOR APT.. a'so
I
and
12 o'clock in Bovard Audi-
torium.
a
bdrm house near campus. 1027 W.
3Sth Place Pnone
.22-301- 0 23SO-JI7- .
The works to be per-
formed
THE CHATEAU
UNMATCHED NEW SUPER DELUXE SIN-
GLES.
will be "Missa Brevis
deluxe furnished apts.
Utilities included. Heated pool
in F.
"
by Mozart, "Te Deum." SUMMER DATES
FOR ONLY
$4 NOW LOW SUMMER RATES Elevator. Laundry. University Regent
by Verdi. "A Set of Three." one bdrm., 2 bedrooms plus
Apts. 1219 W. 27th just off Hooer.
111
ere s a new data programming system that guarantees added
Summer rates.
I2357-A23- I
2 baths, Air cond., F.M.,
by Halsey Stevens. Chairman
summer fun and gives you not only dates (a la IBM), but their
PORTLAND ESTATES. Singles
I
bedroom
of the Composition Depart-
ment
pictures and facts too. Along with pictures, learn interests, hobbies,
sauna, elevator, rec. rm, sundeclc S80-SI4- 0. lonly
I 2-bedr- oom left at
JI75 2353 Portlond. Rl
7-37- 93. An
2821 S. Hoover St.
749-996- 5
and a group of six-
teenth
leisure-tim- e
activities, personality traits everything, you need to apartment like a home. 25x40 luxuri-
ous
know.
(
2360-- J 17)
pool. Therapeutic pool, Recreation
century motets.
room Outdoor BBQ Island, waterfalls,
Comput-A-Dat- e
matches you with college students in the USC area picnic area.
only. You 50 dates, and
STUDENTS. Modern
air-condition- ed fur-
nished
get p'us pictures information, all for only $4.
LUXURIOUS FURNISHINGS: formica
singles. Utilities. S80 00
VW
'67s Clip the coupon today for your questionnaire; it's mailed in a plain
IS40.00 person 1240 W. 29th St.
748-487- 2. desks. II ft. Ref.,
Built-in- . Disposal
Buy Now for Sept. '66
Del".
envelope. Hurry, though. Miss Kanderian.
I234B-JI7- I
atmosphere
Reserved Porking,
Perference
Guaranteed
married, grad
quiet
Ill
Sedan Dl. P.O.E. $1545
Coupons for this summer term must be post marked by June 30 TWO BEDROOMS, two baths, two pools. uate, faculty. I23BO-JI- 7I
Apartments for 3 or 4 students. LOW
COUPLE MANAGE 15 UNIT APART
311 Fosfbock P.O.E. S2040 RATES Manager: 2654 Ellendale Place,
361
Please send me your questionnaire. Enclosed is $4.00 which in- -
S. I2342-J7- !
MENT; handv lite malnte intenance, Sal- -
Sqoorebock P.O.E. $2140
apt.
furnished apartment. TR 3 6805
' eludes data processing, 50 dates, information.
ary
plus pictures ana
Outside mirror, delivery inspec-
tion
SAO. 00 SINGLE. $80 00 double, fully fur-
nished
783-404- 2.
i2344.Jn29'
full
--
factory warranty &
Cash Check
Q M.O. J
utilities paid, phone service, JOBS COLLEGE MEM attending Sum
guarantee service. 4'.
Bank F-
inancing.
no discrimination. 3981 S. Menlo,
734-399- 4.
mer School. Interviews:
Mo-Fr- i. M
: Compu-A-DaeNn- Er
I2352-A23-
I
a.m. and 2 p.m. 5285 W Washing
4 years.
r
ADDRESS
: ton Blvd. 'near La lrea Mr. Min- -
:
SUMMER RATES in ef-
fect.
LOW LOW now
RLI ABLE BONDED DEALER
I
Box 24814
CITY STATE ZIP
Air-con- d. Ig. swimming pool,
nick Bring Ad
! 2375-Jn- 2t
well furn ,
I ft 2 bdrm. 721 W. 30th
DOCTORALS, MASTERS, ETC. Difficult
D. SALTER IMPORTS
Los Angeles
SCHOOL CLASS YEAR St. Kl
7-- 81
It, BR 2-71- 40. I23SI-A23- ; work praferred Editing, revising,
typing Research. Guidance Transla-
tions.
I
California 90024
370 Witshire Blvd.. B.H.
Copyright
I
966.
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Utilities Rush jobs.
931-809- 2. 12344-A23- I
paid Close to School. 1241 W. 30th
655-415-
6 or
430-227-
4
FRENCH - FRENCH Experienced, cji
St. 734-134- 3. SS0 55 mo.
12341-Jn2- 9)
tured tutor. Parlenne born. Grammar,
conversation. Accent specialist. Trav-
eler's FURNISHED
1-- BO APT Summer rae;
minimum grammar. DU
3-92- 43. Pool A C, built-ins- , '
closets. TR
1
2 354-- J 1 7 i
3-68- 05
or 783 4042. lilt
W. 2?th SERVICES OFFERED: 20'. DISCOUNT in
St. (2363 J
1 7 )
auto insurance. USC employees ft stu-
dents. Robert Rhee, VE
9-72- 70 UP 3
STUDIO APARTMENTS. $50 to $45. At-
tractive
9793. I2296-J2- 8
large studio apartments for
one or two. Tennis court and TV TV RENTAL. Special USC Rates. Alt
availabla. Janitor and telephone serv-
ice.
models. Frse Delivery. Free Serl:e
Walking distance north ot Cam-
pus.
No Deposit.
21-hou- r. Phone: HO
2-11- 71. MAYFAIR APARTMENTS. 40 Saint
I2345-A2T- )
Jamei Park. Phone
744-918- 3.
RODEO NURSERY. Parent participation
I2347-JII2- I
Child enrichment program for pre-
schoolers. Mornings. 3814 W. 5tth
MODERN APTS. FUR. 3014 Shrine North
AX
3-37- 41 2342 Jn27l
Side Auditorium. $50.00 one. $75.00
Two Room. Coolers available VISES- - Only one yea ,ij g,,t offer.
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